EBM Bookshelf: New Books on Global Change, Fisheries Management
Notes & News: Canadian Arctic - US West Coast - EBM consensus statement - Large marine areas - Community-based watershed management - Geotechnologies and spatial planning - Cartoon guide on MSP
EBM Toolbox: Tools for Predicting and Mitigating Coastal Hazard and Climate Change Impacts (Part III of III)
The Role of Science in EBM: Does Science Drive the Process, or Just Inform It?
Tundi's Take: Science in the Service of EBM
New US Ocean Policy Calls for Marine Spatial Planning
How Marine Spatial Planning Can Lower Costs for Management & Industry: Interview with Tim Norman of The Crown Estate
Bookshelf: New Books on Ocean Zoning, Marine Spatial Planning
Notes & News: EBM lessons from Packard - EBM in tropical Western Pacific - Marine spatial planning - EBM in US - Climate adaptation - IMCC2 - Mangrove atlas - Patagonian Sea - North American marine ecosystems
Offshore Energy: The Challenge of Planning and Managing It in an Ecosystem-Based Way
Tundi's Take: Light at the End of Deepwater Horizon's Tunnel
EBM Perspective: Marine Spatial Planning and Ocean Industries
Letter to the Editor
Notes & News: Arctic governance - Baltic MPAs - Community-based ecosystem approach - Fisheries reform - Oceans conference
EBM Toolbox: Tools for Predicting and Mitigating Coastal Hazard and Climate Change Impacts (Part II of III)
Toward EBM: Experts Suggest Feasible First Steps that Make a Difference
Tundi's Take: Big Strides with Baby Steps in San Andrés
Lessons for EBM from the Field of Change Management: Getting Institutions to Accept Change
EBM Toolbox: Tools for Predicting and Mitigating Coastal Hazard and Climate Change Impacts (Part I of III)
Notes & News: Scotland - Washington - US Gulf Coast - Economics of EBM - Marine spatial planning - East Asian seas - North America - Sea level rise - Ocean noise - IMCC2
Examining the Relationship between Marine Spatial Planning and EBM: Views from Three Planners
Research Spotlight: Managing the Costs and Benefits of Multinational Conservation
Tundi's Take: Balancing Centralization and Decentralization in Ocean Governance
New Tool Provides a Roadmap toward Marine and Coastal EBM
Letter to the Editor: Impacts of climate change on rainfall, and consequences for marine and coastal systems
Notes & News: US - Massachusetts - EBM advice - Solomon Islands - Balancing species and ecosystems - Nordic region - Oceans and climate - Geotechnologies and spatial planning
EBM Toolbox: Social science tools for ecosystem-based management
EBM in a Changing World: Strategies for Proactive Management Amid Climate Change
Tundi's Take: Using Science to Plan for Climate Change
Letters to the Editor
Mapping Human Activities and Impacts on the Ocean: Interviews with Two Practitioners
EBM Toolbox: Tools for Ecological and Socioeconomic Monitoring
Notes & News: UK - South Africa - Spatial planning presentations
Communicating EBM: Facing the Challenge of Describing a New Management System to Various Audiences
Communicating EBM, Part II: Countering Common Misconceptions about EBM and Marine Spatial Planning
From Watersheds to Coral Reefs: Working to Manage Coastal Ecosystems in Fiji in an Integrated Way
How Conservationists, Industry, and Government All View Risk Differently, and What This Means for EBM
Tundi's Take: Marine Spatial Planning in Europe: Can MSP Help Achieve EBM without Ocean Zoning?
EBM Toolbox: Tools for Determining Marine Connectivity
Notes & News: US ocean policy - Governing transboundary resources - Ecosystem-based adaptation - Ocean zoning - Adaptation survey
Case: Management of Monterey Bay Affected by Changes in Agricultural Practices Upstream
Planning Spotlight: Developing a Framework for EBM Planning on Addu Atoll, Maldives
EBM, the Namibian Way
Perspective: Marine Protected Areas, EBM, and Governance of Small-Scale Fisheries in Indonesia
EBM Bookshelf: New Publications on Marine EBM
The EBM Toolbox: EBM Tools for Marine Spatial Planning
Notes & News: U.S. - Massachusetts - Tropical marine EBM - LMEs - Arctic marine EBM
Poll: Should Conservation Be Considered a "Use" of the Marine Environment?
The Role of Marine Protected Areas in EBM: Often Necessary, but Rarely Sufficient by Themselves
