Evaluating marine areas in Fiji

Natasha Pauli (), Julian Clifton and Carmen Elrick-Barr
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Natasha Pauli: The University of Western Australia
Julian Clifton: University of Lincoln
Carmen Elrick-Barr: University of the Sunshine Coast

Nature Sustainability, 2023, vol. 6, issue 8, 879-880

Abstract: Involving locals in marine conservation and management has been promoted to improve livelihoods and marine life. A study shows how community-based initiatives can be designed appropriately to generate desired social, economic and ecological outcomes.

Date: 2023
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