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Combining human preference and biodiversity priorities for marine protected area site selection in Sabah, Malaysia

2013-11-01

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High human reliance on marine resources in developing countries is a challenge for implementing marine protected areas, which usually seek to limit or restrict fishing in selected areas. Fishers’ spatial preferences should be considered during the site selection process, but biodiversity considerations are generally the primary focus. The Protected Area Suitability Index (PASI) is a fuzzy logic spatial planning to...

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fe70c435-2cc1-5811-b37e-32e04d1a6723
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10.1016/j.biocon.2013.09.002
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