Titlebook: Antarctic Futures; Human Engagement wit Tina Tin,Daniela Liggett,Machiel Lamers Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 An

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Antarctic Marine Living Resources: ‘The Future is not What it Used to be’future integrity and good function. The current marine living resource harvesting, management and governance prevailing in the Antarctic is outlined. The key objectives of the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources are highlighted, as is the role of its attached Commissi

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Present and Future Conservation Management of Antarctic Baleen Whalesatic hunting of over 1.3 million whales, in only 70?years, almost eliminated an entire group from the marine ecosystem. While the setting of catch limits to zero for conservation and management purposes (the moratorium) has saved many heavily exploited populations from extinction, at the same time t

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Global Movement and Homogenisation of Biota: Challenges to the Environmental Management of Antarctic non-native species can have severe consequences for indigenous biota with changes in both ecosystem structure and function. The Antarctic region has not escaped this threat. The introduction of invasive species, including vertebrates, invertebrates and plants, has altered substantially the ecosyste

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Trampling the Antarctic: Consequences of Pedestrian Traffic on Antarctic Soilson of this component of the ecosystem should be a priority. In this chapter, our focus is on the vulnerability of Antarctic soils to foot traffic (heretofore referred to as trampling) and possible future scenarios with regards to the conservation of Antarctic soils. We begin by briefly describing th

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Environmental Assessment and Management Challenges of the Fildes Peninsula Region environmental impacts of human activity. Nevertheless, the concentration of a variety of human activities in some Antarctic regions leads to a conflict of interest. The Fildes Peninsula on King George Island, in the Antarctic Peninsula, represents a unique example of increasing human pressure due t

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Historical Developments, Drivers of Change and Future Scenarios for Human Activities on Deception Iseption Island has a long history of human activity and is currently one of the most visited locations in the Antarctic. Natural, scientific and tourism values coexist in a small area. Some activities may interfere with others and can potentially compromise the future conservation of the island and i

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Long-Term Monitoring of Human Impacts to the Terrestrial Environment at McMurdo Stationnvironmental impacts over its fifty-plus years of occupation. Since 1999 a long-term environmental monitoring programme has examined human impacts in the terrestrial and marine environments in proximity to the station. The programme was developed from an assessment of system attributes amenable to m

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Strategic Thinking and the Antarctic Wilderness: Contrasting Alternative Futuresrms a framework that can readily serve as a basis for strategic thinking for environmental protection. Baumgartner and Korhonen (.) defined the notion of ‘strategic thinking’ as characterised by three interrelated and distinct dimensions: strategy process, strategy content and strategy context. We u