Sustainably Managing Marine Ecosystems and their Resources: Concepts, Approaches, and Practice explores recent advances in marine environmental science and management. This comprehensive guide draws on the extensive experience of the authors and includes case studies taken from worldwide examples thereby providing a sourcebook for advanced students, marine researchers, and practitioners. The chapters focus on recent primary literature in the field from both natural and social sciences making the book highly interdisciplinary and relevant for all who are interested in marine science and management, both in theory and in practice. Written by acclaimed experts in the field, this book is an indispensable tool featuring ongoing developments at national, regional, and global levels, whilst taking into account the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
1. Introduction (AB/RC/ME) Indicative background and topics
2. Cause-consequence-response chains
3. Risks and hazards and their assessment
4. Activity, pressures, and effects
5. Marine monitoring, assessment and quality
6. Socio-ecological and socioeconomics, including Ecosystem Services and Societal Goods and Benefits
7. Marine management and governance
8. Marine Planning, Conservation and Restoration
9. Systems analysis
10. Policy and science links
11. The gaps, way ahead and future
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