MarineBio Resource Directory Home | What's New | Favorites | Top Rated | Submit Resource | Contact MarineBio   Here All  Search Directory » Top \ Marine Conservation Favorite Marine Life Resources indicated by  Sort By: Date Name Rating Favorite Total: 332  Displaying: 326 - 332  Pages: <  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Will Climate Change Disrupt the Arctic Ecosystem? Jun. 20, 2008 - WHOI biologist led ambitious expedition to the Bering Sea aboard the icebreaker Healy Full Details  | Visit  | Review  | Rate (0)  | 2009/08/20  | 181 visits Will human-induced changes in seawater chemistry alter the distribution of deep-sea scleractinian corals? Guinotte, J., J. Orr, S. Cairns, A. Freiwald, L. Morgan, and R. George (2006), Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 4(3): 141-146 Full Details  | Visit  | Review  | Rate (0)  | 2009/08/17  | 89 visits Will Ocean Iron Fertilization Work? Jan. 7, 2008 - Getting carbon into the ocean is one thing. Keeping it there is another. Full Details  | Visit  | Review  | Rate (0)  | 2009/08/20  | 274 visits World's largest Marine Protected Area one step closer (WWF) What may become the world's largest marine protected area came a step closer today following the announcement by Australia’s environment minister Peter Garrett that the Coral Sea would become a Conservation Zone. The area, which is found east of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef Marine park and amounts to almost a million square kilometers, is home to significant seabirds and migratory marine species, and has remained relatively undisturbed by direct human impact. Full Details  | Visit  | Review  | Rate (0)  | 2009/08/24  | 57 visits World's Marine Reserves Under-Protected (WWF) Gland, Switzerland - WWF, the conservation organization, today called on governments and local communities around the world to mark World Oceans Day by committing themselves to finding new ways to protect the world's vital marine resources. Recent estimates suggest that up to 80% of the world's marine protected areas are not being managed effectively. Though properly managed marine protected areas can provide a range of benefits for fisheries, conservation and local economies, increas... [More] Full Details  | Visit  | Review  | Rate (0)  | 2009/08/24  | 65 visits WWF: Global Marine Programme Conservation of ocean environments, seas, coasts, the coral reefs and their magnificent diversity of marine animals and plants. Full Details  | Visit  | Review  | Rate (0)  | 2008/06/28  | 134 visits Zoning-Lessons from the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Day, Jon C. (2002), Ocean and Coastal Management 45:139-156 Full Details  | Visit  | Review  | Rate (0)  | 2009/08/17  | 181 visits Total: 332  Displaying: 326 - 332  Pages: <  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

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