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Shared governance increases marine protected area effectiveness.
Shared governance increases marine protected area effectiveness.
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Main Authors:
Mast, Andrea
,
Gill, David
,
Ahmadia, Gabby N
,
Darling, Emily S
,
Andradi-Brown, Dominic A
,
Geldman, Jonas
,
Epstein, Graham
,
MacNeil, M Aaron
Format:
Artículo científico
Language:
en
Published:
PloS one
2025
Subjects:
Conservation of Natural Resources
Biomass
Fishes
Animals
Oceans and Seas
Ecosystem
Government
Fisheries
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