How Cultural Heritage Shapes Marine Conservation Success Stories
From the vibrant coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific to the rich kelp forests of temperate waters, marine biodiversity conservation thrives on the...
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Category: Socio-Economic and Cultural Dimensions
This category explores the complex interactions between marine ecosystems and human societies, including socio-economic impacts, cultural significance, traditional knowledge, and community-based management approaches. It serves as a bridge between conservation science and human factors influencing marine biodiversity.