strategy
Using ecosystem approach for marine resource management
Synonyms:
Offering adequate integrated marine resource managementProviding integrated marine resource management
Context:
Marine resource management can be improved by using an ecosystem approach which studies and considers the ecological relationships of utilized resources with their environment. The approach involves determining the carrying capacity of an ecosystem. This translates to knowing the maximum level of resources that can be extracted from an ecosystem without depleting its capacity to replenish itself, thus achieving sustainable resource consumption. Broader:
Using ecosystem approachConserving marine ecosystemsEnsuring sustainable use of marine living resources Narrower:
Investigating coastal ecosystem productivityPromoting bioregional approaches to marine conservationExpanding cooperative research on life cycles of high seas speciesApply international provisions to fish populations on the high seasUndertaking pilot projects on integrated marine and coastal resource managementCorrelating marine environmental data with high seas marine living resource data Constrained by:
Abstaining from marine resource management Facilitates:
Developing marine resources for human needsIntegrating biodiversity concerns into marine resource policies Facilitated by:
Improving knowledge on ecosystem processesIdentifying obstacles to the utilization of coastal resourcesSupporting national efforts on integrated management of marine and coastal areasSupporting centres of excellence for integrated marine and coastal resource management Values:
IntegrationMismanagement Subjects:
Geography → EcologyAgriculture, Fisheries → Fisheries
Management → Management
Type Classification:
D: Detailed strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
