Coral reefs: Aspects of management, conservation and restoration

Authors	N. Epstein
Supervisors	R.P.M. Bak
Cosupervisors	B. Rinkevich
Award date	14-02-2002
ISBN	9076894159 9789076894157
Number of pages	95
Publisher	Amsterdam: Universiteit van Amsterdam
Organisations	Faculty of Science (FNWI) - Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics (IBED)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: UvA-IBED
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage Contents Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Chapter 2 IMPLEMENTATION OF A SMALL SCALE "NO-USE ZONE" POLICY IN A REEF ECOSYSTEM: EILAT'S REEF-LAGOON SIX YEARS LATER Chapter 3 TOXICITY OF 3rd- GENERATION DISPERSANTS AND DISPERSED EGYPTIAN CRUDE OIL ON RED SEA CORAL LARVAE Chapter 4 STRATEGIES FOR GARDENING DENUDED CORAL REEF AREAS: THE APPLICABILITY OF USING DIFFERENT TYPES OF CORAL MATERIAL FOR REEF RESTORATION Chapter 5 FROM ISOLATED RAMETS TO CORAL COLONIES: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF COLONY PATTERN FORMATION IN REEF RESTORATION PRACTICES Chapter 6 REHABILITATING THE IMPACTS OF ANTHROPOGENIC ACTIVITIES BY CONSERVATION MEASURES: CAN A SMALL REEF RESERVE BE SUSTAINABLE MANAGED? Chapter 7 APPLYING FOREST RESTORATION PRINCIPLES TO CORAL REEF REHABILITATION Chapter 8 SUMMARY Acknowledgments List of Publications Cover
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