Ismailia / Marsa Alam / Milano / Victoria / Islands / Cambridge / Cairo / Townsville / City Beach / /
Company
M. Fisher S.A. / Coastal Management / Birtles R.A. (1999) Towards / MPA / /
Country
Italy / French Polynesia / Oman / New Zealand / Egypt / United States / Brazil / Australia / United Kingdom / Spain / / /
Facility
Suez Canal University / University of California Press / Port Phillip Bay / King’s College / Tethys Research Institute / /
IndustryTerm
sustainable management / /
NaturalFeature
Tahiti / Red Sea coast / Red Sea / Samadai Reef / Diving Ocean / Hawai’ian bays / Great Barrier Reef / Pacific Ocean / Sudanese coast / Fernando de Noronha Archipelago / Egyptian coast / Arabian peninsula / Kona coast / /
Organization
Faculty of Science / Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom Spinner / European Cetacean Society / International Fund for Animal Welfare / 3Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency / Tethys Research Institute / Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom / King’s College / San Sebastian / CRC Reef Research Centre / Suez Canal University / Nature Conservation Sector / University of California Press / Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency / /
Person
Silva Jr. / Ahmed Shawky / Sameh El-Masry / Fernando de Noronha / Ahmed Abd El-Khalik / Sayed Khodary / Van Waerebeek / Michael Gallagher / Hamed Fathy / Mukhtar Beher / Mohamed Abd El-Ghany / Pierpaolo Campanini / Giuseppe Notarbartolo / Mohammed Bessar / Angela Donati / Vittoria Giannattasio / /
Spinner dolphin ( Stenella longirostris) resting habitat in Samadai Reef (Egypt, Red Sea) protected through tourism management