Volume III. Global Issues and Processes

 

107.	Global Status of Seagrasses	Ronald C. Phillips 1 Michael J. Durako 2 1 Commission of Environmental Research, United Arab Emirates 2 The University of North Carolina at Wilmington, USA
108.	Mangroves	C.D. Field University of Technology, Sydney, Australia
109.	Coral Reefs: Endangered Biodiverse, Genetic Resources	Walter H. Adey Ted A. McConnaughey Allegra M. Small Don M. Spoon Smithsonian Institution, USA
110.	World-Wide Coral Reef Bleaching and Mortality During 1998: A Global Climate Change Warning for the new Millennium?	Clive Wilkinson AIMS, Australia
111.	Sea Turtles	Jeanne A. Mortimer 1,2 Marydele Donnelly 3 Pamela T. Plotkin 4 1 University of Florida, USA 2 Marine Conservation Society of Seychelles 3 IUCN/SSC Marine Turtle Specialist Group, USA 4 Center for Marine Conservation, USA
112.	Whales and Whaling	Sidney Holt UK
113.	Small Cetaceans: Small Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises	Kieran Mulvaney 1 Bruce McKay 2 1 USA 2 Canada
114.	Seabirds	W.R.P. Bourne 1 C.J. Camphuysen 2 1 University of Aberdeen, UK 2 CSR Consultancy, The Netherlands
115.	Fisheries effects on ecosystems	R. Goni Centro Oceanografico de Baleares' Muelle de Opiciente, Spain
116.	Bycatch: problems and solutions View full chapter - PDF (182 KB)	Martin A. Hall 1 Dayton L. Alverson 2 Kaija I. Metuzals 3 1 Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission, USA 2 Natural Resources Consultants, USA 3 University of Warwick, UK
117.	Fisheries management as a social problem	Douglas Wilson Institute for Fisheries Management and Coastal Community Development, Denmark
118.	Sustainable aquaculture: Chinese and Thai experience	Krishen Rana FAO, Italy
119.	Climatic changes: Gulf of Alaska	Howard Freeland Frank Whitney Institute of Ocean Sciences, Canada
120.	Effects of Climate Change and Sea Level on Coastal Systems	S.K. Liu Systems Research Institute, USA
121.	Particle dry deposition to water surfaces: Processes and consequences	Sara Pryor R.J. Barthelmie Indiana University, USA
122.	Marine Ecosystem Health as an Expression of Morbidity, Mortality and Disease Event	Benjamin Sherman University of New Hampshire, USA Submit reports of Marine Disturbance, Morbidity, Mortality and Disease from any time period to http://heed.unh.edu/seas2k.html to be incorporated into a global, internet-accessible, marine epidemiology information system. For more information refer to http://heed.unh.edu.
123.	Effect of mine tailings on the biodiversity of the seabed: Example of the Island Copper Mine, Canada	Derek Ellis University of Victoria, Canada dvellis@uvic.ca http://uviclib.uvic.ca/archives/mesc/home.html
124.	Marine Antifoulants	S.M. Evans Dove Marine Laboratory, UK
125.	Eutrophication of marine waters: effects on benthic microbial communities	Lutz-Arend Meyer-Reil Marion Köster Institut für Ökologie der Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universität Greifswald, Germany
126.	Persistence of Spilled Oil on Shores and Its Effects on Biota	Gail V. Irvine U.S. Geological Survey-Biological Resources Division, USA
127.	Remote sensing of tropical coastal resources: progress and fresh challenges for the new Millennium	Peter J. Mumby The University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
128.	Satellite Remote Sensing of the Coastal Ocean: water quality and algae blooms	Bertil Håkansson Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute
129.	Energy from the Oceans – Wind, Wave and Tidal	Rebecca J. Barthelmie 1 Ian Bryden 2 Jan P. Coelingh 3 Sara C. Pryor 4 1 Risø National Laboratory, Denmark 2 The Robert Gordon University, UK 3 ECOFYS energy and environment, The Netherlands 4 Indiana University, USA
130.	Multi-national Training Programmes in Marine Environmental Science	G. Robin South The University of the South Pacific, Fiji
131.	Global legal instruments on the marine environment at the year 2000	Milen Dyoulgerov NOS, NOAA, USA
132.	Coastal Management in the future	Derek McGlashan University of Strathclyde, UK derekmcglashan@hotmail.com
133.	Impacts of human activities on marine ecosystems: an evaluation of sustainability	Paul Johnston David Santillo Julie Ashton Ruth Stringer Greenpeace Research Laboratories, University of Exeter, UK
134.	Marine reserves and resource management	Michael J. Fogarty 1 James A. Bohnsack 2 Paul K. Dayton 3 1 University of Maryland, USA 2 National Marine Fisheries Service, USA 3 Scripps Institution of Oceanography, USA
135.	The Ecological, Economic and Social Importance of the Oceans	Robert Costanza University of Maryland, USA
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