Place-based management at different spatial scales |
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Authors: | Erik Olsen Alf Ring Kleiven Hein Rune Skjoldal Cecilie H von Quillfeldt |
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Institution: | 1.Institute of Marine Research,Bergen,Norway;2.Norwegian Polar Institute, Polar Environmental Center,Troms?,Norway |
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Abstract: | Place-based management is any management action having implications for a specified area. Place-based management is seen as
a key component to practical implementation of ecosystem approach to management, with marine spatial planning (MSP) being
the currently most promoted approach. In the present paper we address the challenges of place-based management at local, regional
and global (oceanic) spatial scales using case studies from the Northeast Atlantic with examples from Norway. Both ecological,
governance and management complexity increases with increasing geographic scale, with associated increases in uncertainty
and thus increasing need for managing under the precautionary approach. A process where (ecologically) valuable and vulnerable
areas are defined early on is essential to successful place-based management under the ecosystem approach. Integrating across
sectors and achieving necessary cooperation between involved institutions and stakeholders is also necessary. |
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