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… about the environment, every oceanographic, physical, chemical and biological variable that may affect production … People involved in industrial (dredging, etc.), military (restricted testing zones, etc.) or trading (harbour transit, … cost of different options if the expansion of aquaculture restricted opportunities for industrial expansion in the same …

… 2014). Larger areas can be designed to protect geological, chemical and oceanographic diversity, which is also a key … of: • Threatened biodiversity; • Geographically restricted biodiversity; • Exceptional ecological integrity … sector’s commitment to recognising the public’s wishes for restricted mining zones within the Marae Moana. Gaining …

… uncertainty remains about the degree of phys- ical and chemical change expected at sub-regional and local scales … at a global scale are reproduced on a much more restricted scale in the Mediterranean Sea. Sea warming During … fed back to the site managers. Monitoring information on chemical and biological impacts is less abundant. Overall, it …

… build upon efforts to ‘remediate’ ecosystems (e.g., remove chemical contamination), or ‘rehabilitate’ ecosystems (e.g., … Restoration for Protected Areas Requires Physical- Chemical Modification Requires Biological Modification … fearful that their access to natural resources would be restricted within the park (Hamerlynck & Duvail, 2008). In …

… - hydrocarbon extraction and storage - refineries and chemical industries - heavy industry - thermal power plant - … very few are specialized in conservation work, with very restricted activities or effect due to administrative … — Be one of a set of sites that together hold a suite of restricted- range species or biome-restricted species. — Have …

… conducts research in the very complex field of biological, chemical and physical oceanography, sedimentology, and … the Adriatic coast. Dispersed contamination relates to chemical agents and fertilizers used in agriculture, erosion … of 54 biodiversity. There is also an increased use of chemical agents to spur growth and crop production. As new …

… actions have a regional and global reach that ● is not restricted by protected area boundaries. This is most … fishing, low-flying aircraft etc., preferably with highly restricted or no motorized access. Be characterized by a high … and involves preventing or removing physical and chemical barriers. Protecting longitudinal connectivity is …

… — prohibited use of natural resources and construction; — restricted work and activities of scientific research and … this is a buffer zone between external areas and more restricted protected zones, where normally the park’s … and educational facilities are located and allowing restricted recreational navigation and some sporting and …

… such as village forests and pastures, sacred groves, restricted hunting and fishing areas, or private reserves … habitats, private forests, pasture lands, wetlands) under restricted use, with rules and standards that assure … to the surface. In these dynamic systems, the movement of chemical and other pollutants can be immediately harmful to …

… (Japan) (10,747 ha), though some of these sites are restricted in size because they are on small islands. There … our analysis. Importantly, for reasons outlined below, we restricted our analysis to marine areas under national … wilderness in our analysis may suffer from impacts such as chemical, plastic or sound pollution that are not represented …