Coastal resources are fundamental to food security, livelihoods, culture, social fabric, and general wellbeing throughout the Pacific, but they are threatened by inadequate management that fails to account for land-sea connectivity. Palau, a Pacific island nation dependent on degrading coasts, has seen a growing attention towards ridge-to-reef management with varying success. Come listen as Dr. Kirsten Oleson, Michelle Harangody, and Staci Lewis describe preliminary results from a study taking advantage of the unique blend of institutional arrangements and networked conservation areas in Palau that provide an ideal setting to evaluate challenges and opportunities for ridge-to-reef governance using a polycentric analytical lens, insights that may apply in other areas working towards better resilience.
Links to videos in the presentation:
Joyce Beouch discussing PAN (slide 67): https://youtu.be/27Kg_i7qq18
Joyce Beouch discussing BWA (slide 17): https://youtu.be/ii2wUNflruU
Felix Sengebau from PCC-CRE (slide 23): https://youtu.be/M-yD7Zme5wg
Links to videos in the presentation:
Joyce Beouch discussing PAN (slide 67): https://youtu.be/27Kg_i7qq18
Joyce Beouch discussing BWA (slide 17): https://youtu.be/ii2wUNflruU
Felix Sengebau from PCC-CRE (slide 23): https://youtu.be/M-yD7Zme5wg
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