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General considerations for the design of MPA management

Date of holding: 11/06/2012

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The purpose of the MAIA project is to create a network of MPA managers of the Atlantic arc. The aim of this network is to be involved in the development of a representative, consistent, efficient and accepted network of Marine Protected Areas.

Gonzalo Cid

NOAA, National Ocean Service, USA

Conference introduced by Juan Freire

Maia Partner, University of A Coruña

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