Sanctuary Advisory Councils: Involving the Public in the National Marine Sanctuary Program

Morin, Tracey

doi:10.1080/089207501750475145

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“…The Sanctuary Advisory Council is comprised of 52 primary and alternate members. Voting members represent the Islands of Molokai, Lani, Kauai, Hawaii, Maui, and Oahu in addition to local user groups, Native Hawaiian cultural advisors, fishing, business, conservation, science, education, and community representatives (Morin, 2001;NMS & NOAA, n.d.).…”

Section: Variations In Scope Of Whale Sanctuariesmentioning

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Whale sanctuaries – An analysis of their contribution to marine ecosystem-based management

Cook

Malinauskaitė

Roman

et al. 2019

Ocean & Coastal Management

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Section: Variations In Scope Of Whale Sanctuariesmentioning

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Whale sanctuaries – An analysis of their contribution to marine ecosystem-based management

Cook

Malinauskaitė

Roman

et al. 2019

Ocean & Coastal Management

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“…In addition, some systems can be designed to favor certain social groups. Morin (2001) analyzed the operation of four advisory councils of marine protected areas in the United States intended to assist the Secretary of Commerce and reported that these spaces are intended only for groups of resource users. Other groups which are also affected by decisions are excluded because they do not fit in predefined positions.…”

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Áreas Protegidas Marinho-Costeiras De Santa Catarina Sob a Perspectiva Das Populações Locais: Contribuições Da Literatura

Alves

Hanazaki

2015

Ambient. soc.

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A compreensão das relações entre populações humanas locais e unidades de conservação (UC) é crucial para a melhoria da gestão das áreas. As perspectivas das populações locais sobre as relações população-UC foram analisadas com base em dados secundários. Para tal, foram consideradas cinco UC Federais Marinho-Costeiras de Santa Catarina e cinco domínios analíticos: econômico, ambiental, espacial, organizacional e cultural. Foram analisados 21 estudos que conjuntamente contemplavam todos os domínios. A pesca destacou-se como atividade economicamente importante para as populações. Para todas UC foram registrados impactos ambientais negativos. Conflitos no uso do espaço, distanciamento das populações com a gestão das UC e declínio da atividade pesqueira também foram relatados. A comparação dos domínios analíticos permitiu identificar lacunas do conhecimento a serem investigadas e pontos importantes a serem trabalhados pelos gestores das UC.

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“…The reauthorization of the Sanctuaries Act in 1992 enhanced the opportunity for public input by allowing sanctuaries to establish advisory councils. Members of the public can provide input on sanctuary management by serving on these councils, providing comments to appointed members of the council, or participating in council meetings (Morin 2001).…”

Section: Public Participationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the United States, researchers have examined the federal and state partnerships established to manage estuaries in the National Estuary Program (Innes & Connick 1999; Imperial & Hennessey 2000; Tuler et al 2002). Other researchers in the United States have examined user perceptions of a zoning process in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (Suman et al 1999), sanctuary advisory councils in the National Marine Sanctuary Program (Morin 2001), integration of science into MPA management processes (Bergen & Carr 2003), and community involvement in the no‐take zone designation process in the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary (Helvey 2004).…”

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Beyond Biogeography: a Framework for Involving the Public in Planning of U.S. Marine Protected Areas

Dalton¹

2005

Conservation Biology

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Planning of marine protected areas (MPAs) is highlighted in the conservation literature but is not explored in much detail. Many researchers acknowledge the importance of involving the public in MPA planning, but there is limited guidance on how to do this in an effective manner. I present a framework for involving the public in planning of U.S. MPAs. Derived from empirically and theoretically based research on public participation in U.S. natural resource management, this framework is composed of factors that influence the success of participatory processes: active participant involvement, complete information exchange, fair decision making, efficient administration, and positive participant interactions. Processes incorporating these factors will produce decisions that are more likely to be supported by stakeholders, meet management objectives, and fulfill conservation goals. This framework contributes to the MPA social science literature and responds to calls in the conservation literature to increase the use of social science research to inform conservation decision making. Key Words: ecosystem-based management, governance of marine protected areas, public participation, stakeholder involvement Más Allá de la Biogeografía: un Marco para Involucrar al Público en la Planificación deÁreas Marinas Protegidas en E.U.A. Resumen: La planificación deáreas marinas protegidas (AMP) resalta en la literatura de conservación perono es explorada en mucho detalle. Muchos investigadores reconocen la importancia de involucrar al público en la planificación de AMP, pero las directrices para hacerlo de manera efectiva es limitada. Presento un marco para involucrar al público en la planificación de AMP en E.U.A. Este marco, derivado de investigación empírica y teórica de la participación del público en el manejo de recursos naturales en E.U.A., esta compuesto por factores que influyen en eléxito de procesos participativos: intervención activa de usufructuarios; intercambio completo de información; toma de decisiones justas; administración eficiente e interacciones positivas de participantes. Los procesos que incorporan estos factores producirán decisiones que tendrán más posibilidades de ser apoyadas por los usufructuarios, de alcanzar objetivos de manejo y cumplir metas de conservación. Este marco contribuye a la literatura de ciencias sociales de AMP y responde a llamados en la literatura de conservación para incrementar el uso de investigación de ciencias sociales para proporcionar información a la toma de decisiones de conservación.Palabras Clave: control deáreas marinas protegidas, intervención de usufructuarios, manejo basado en ecosistemas, participación del público

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Sanctuary Advisory Councils: Involving the Public in the National Marine Sanctuary Program

Cited by 6 publications

References 9 publications

Whale sanctuaries – An analysis of their contribution to marine ecosystem-based management

Whale sanctuaries – An analysis of their contribution to marine ecosystem-based management

Áreas Protegidas Marinho-Costeiras De Santa Catarina Sob a Perspectiva Das Populações Locais: Contribuições Da Literatura

Beyond Biogeography: a Framework for Involving the Public in Planning of U.S. Marine Protected Areas

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