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Communicating Ecosystem-Based Management

30 Nov 2018

This UN Environment/GRID- Arendal publication highlights practical ways to communicate the importance of ecosystem-based management. Ecosystem-based management looks at the entire ecosystem rather than single species. Five case studies were chosen to reflect the factors that influence communications, including how it’s being implemented, geography, entry point, target audience, messages and budget. The partners working on these case studies share lessons learned directly from their experience communicating about ecosystem-based management projects. They describe the challenges they faced and offer recommendations for overcoming them. The goal of this report is to share these lessons learned in a manner that is specific enough to explain their genesis, but general enough to be broadly applicable to other projects.

Status: Completed

Type: Monograph

Author: Maria Potouroglou, John Davis

Year of publication: 2018

Publisher: GRID-Arendal

Tags: ecosystem conservation Pacific Belize Abu Dhabi Philippines

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