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Colleagues:
The Marine Protected Areas (MPA) Center’s Science Institute has
developed a comprehensive national strategy detailing priority
information needs in social science research related to planning,
management, and evaluation of MPAs. Based on an expert workshop in
2002, the strategy highlights and prioritizes key research themes and
topics, and recommends practical methods to meet those information needs
through targeted research, assessment, capacity building, and leveraged
funding.
The draft “Social Science Research Strategy for MPAs” is now available
for public comment. Strategy is posted in PDF form for review on
http://www.mpa.gov.
Please send comments to Sarah Lyons by email ([email protected])
or fax (831.242.2051) by July 11, 2003. If you
have specific suggestions, please refer to relevant page
numbers and section titles wherever possible. The final strategy will be
published in August 2003.
Thanks,
Charlie Wahle
Colleagues:
The Marine Protected Areas (MPA) Center’s Science Institute has
developed a comprehensive national strategy detailing priority
information needs in social science research related to planning,
management, and evaluation of MPAs. Based on an expert workshop in
2002, the strategy highlights and prioritizes key research themes and
topics, and recommends practical methods to meet those information needs
through targeted research, assessment, capacity building, and leveraged
funding.
The draft “Social Science Research Strategy for MPAs” is now available
for public comment. Strategy is posted in PDF form for review on
http://www.mpa.gov.
Please send comments to Sarah Lyons by email ([email protected])
or fax (831.242.2051) by July 11, 2003. If you
have specific suggestions, please refer to relevant page
numbers and section titles wherever possible. The final strategy will be
published in August 2003.
Thanks,
Charlie Wahle
