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Building Networks of MPAs: The Legacy from the 2014 Sydney World Parks Congress. The production of the Supplement was supported by a Steering Group: Dan Laffoley, Jan Ekebom, Kathy Zischka, Jon Day, Francois Simard, Marie Aude Sevin, with financial contributions from Metsähallitus, NOAA / National Marine Sanctuaries, and Agence des aires marines protégées.

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  • Pages: 1-2
  • First Published: 06 September 2016

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Foreword

Peter Cochrane,  Kathy MacKinnon, 
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This Special Issue is dedicated to Bill Ballantine 15 April 1937–1 November 2015

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Introduction

Dan Laffoley,  Carl Lundin,  Francois Simard, 
  • Pages: 5-6
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‘Dangerous Targets’ revisited: Old dangers in new contexts plague marine protected areas

Tundi Agardy,  Joachim Claudet,  Jon C. Day, 
  • Pages: 7-23
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Using the IUCN Green List of Protected and Conserved Areas to promote conservation impact through marine protected areas

Sue Wells,  Prue F.E. Addison,  Paula A. Bueno,  Marco Costantini,  Anne Fontaine,  Laurent Germain,  Thierry Lefebvre,  Lance Morgan,  Francis Staub,  Bin Wang,  Alan White,  María X. Zorrilla, 
  • Pages: 24-44
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Protecting Earth's last conservation frontier: scientific, management and legal priorities for MPAs beyond national boundaries

Kristina M. Gjerde,  Lora L. Nordtvedt Reeve,  Harriet Harden-Davies,  Jeff Ardron,  Ryan Dolan,  Carole Durussel,  Sylvia Earle,  Jorge A. Jimenez,  Peggy Kalas,  Dan Laffoley,  Nilufer Oral,  Richard Page,  Marta Chantal Ribeiro,  Julien Rochette,  Aurelie Spadone,  Torsten Thiele,  Hannah L. Thomas,  Daniel Wagner,  Robin Warner,  `Aulani Wilhelm,  Glen Wright, 
  • Pages: 45-60
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Polar opposites? Marine conservation tools and experiences in the changing Arctic and Antarctic

Lauren Wenzel,  Neil Gilbert,  Lyn Goldsworthy,  Clive Tesar,  Martha Mcconnell,  Melis Okter, 
  • Pages: 61-84
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Place-based approaches to marine mammal conservation

Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara,  Erich Hoyt,  Randall Reeves,  Jeff Ardron,  Helene Marsh,  Dag Vongraven,  Bradley Barr, 
  • Pages: 85-100
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Building the future of MPAs – lessons from history

Sue Wells,  G. Carleton Ray,  Kristina M. Gjerde,  Alan T. White,  Nyawira Muthiga,  Juan E. Bezaury Creel,  Billy D. Causey,  Jerry McCormick-Ray,  Rod Salm,  Sue Gubbay,  Graeme Kelleher,  Joe Reti, 
  • Pages: 101-125
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Co-operation between large-scale MPAs: successful experiences from the Pacific Ocean

Alan M. Friedlander,  Daniel Wagner,  Carlos F. Gaymer,  T. ‘Aulani Wilhelm,  Nai‘A Lewis,  Samantha Brooke,  Kekuewa Kikiloi,  Ole Varmer, 
  • Pages: 126-141
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MPAs, aquatic conservation and connecting people to nature

Rob Nicoll,  Charlotte Vick,  Dan Laffoley,  Tracy Hajduk,  Chiara Zuccarino-Crowe,  Mariasole Bianco,  Sean Russell,  Kathleen Flood,  Lorna Parry,  Karen Keenleyside, 
  • Pages: 142-164
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Fishing livelihoods as key to marine protected areas: insights from the World Parks Congress

Anthony Charles,  Lena Westlund,  Devin M. Bartley,  Warrick J. Fletcher,  Serge Garcia,  Hugh Govan,  Jessica Sanders, 
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Building towards the marine conservation end-game: consolidating the role of MPAs in a future ocean

Mark D. Spalding,  Imen Meliane,  Nathan J. Bennett,  Philip Dearden,  Pawan G. Patil,  Robert D. Brumbaugh, 
  • Pages: 185-199
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How NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries engages the public in the ocean through the science and management of maritime heritage

James P. Delgado,  Hans K. Van Tilburg,  Bruce G. Terrell,  Deborah Marx,  Catherine Marzin,  Stephen Gittings,  William Kiene,  Valerie Grussing,  Pamela Orlando, 
  • Pages: 200-212
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Concepts and practice in the emerging use of games for marine education and conservation

Nancy Colleton,  Vijay Lakshman,  Kathie Flood,  Monica Birnbaum,  Kiki Mcmillan,  Albert Lin, 
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Empowering emerging leaders in marine conservation: the growing swell of inspiration

Mariasole Bianco,  Rebecca Koss,  Katherine Zischka, 
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Drones that see through waves – preliminary results from airborne fluid lensing for centimetre-scale aquatic conservation

Ved Chirayath,  Sylvia A. Earle, 
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Protecting the World's ocean – The Promise of Sydney

Lauren Wenzel,  Dan Laffoley,  Anne Caillaud,  Chiara Zuccarino-Crowe, 
  • Pages: 251-255
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