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Technical Memorandum 18
Marine Parks And Protected Areas: A Bibliography
Jean A. Dartnall
March 1989
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CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 32.97KB]
COLLECTIONS AND CONFERENCES [Adobe Acrobat Format 57.84KB]
GUIDELINES, POLICY AND REVIEWS [Adobe Acrobat Format 159.95KB]
LAW AND LEGISLATION [Adobe Acrobat Format 55.00KB]
ECONOMIC ASPECTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 55.00KB]
PLANNING [Adobe Acrobat Format 56.48KB]
DESCRIPTIONS OF, AND PROPOSALS FOR, SPECIFIC PARKS [Adobe Acrobat Format 430.70KB]
USE OF MARINE PARKS (INCLUDING TOURISM) [Adobe Acrobat Format 68.67KB]
MANAGEMENT (INCLUDING MONITORING) [Adobe Acrobat Format 233.02KB]
SAFETY [Adobe Acrobat Format 233.02KB]
TECHNIQUES [Adobe Acrobat Format 39.54KB]
EDUCATION AND INTERPRETATION [Adobe Acrobat Format 59.77KB]
DIRECTORIES AND LISTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 44.55KB]
BIBLIOGRAPHIES [Adobe Acrobat Format 39.05KB]
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