Academic interest is to know and evaluate the impacts of increased population in the basin of the Valley of Mexico, and home to about 24 million people. Besides being one of the most important forest areas with water uptake characteristics.
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Scientists at National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) and the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management Show that Comprehensive Ocean Planning Can Maximize Profit and Minimize Conflict.
After pushing for a series of marine reserves and protected areas for over a decade, the Oregon State legislature approved Senate Bill 1510, which proposed three new marine reserves. This decision comes at the end of a long and sometimes tumultuous negotiation between fishermen, conservation groups, and coastal communities.
In December 2011, PacMARA held a Train the Trainers course in Edmonton. We are very excited to put the five new trainers to work teaching Marxan around the world!
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Academic interest is to know and evaluate the impacts of increased population in the basin of the Valley of Mexico, and home to about 24 million people. Besides being one of the most important forest areas with water uptake characteristics.