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Glover’s Reef Marine Reserve - Management Plan (2019–2023)

Country
Type of law
Policy
Source

Abstract
The main goal of this management plan (Plan) is to provide protection for the physical and biological resources of Glover’s Reef Atoll, in order to maintain and sustain these resources for the benefit of current and future generations. The Plan discusses the current status including the context, physical characteristic and biodiversity of the area. It lays down strategy for conservation by identifying targets, assessing the threats to biodiversity and areas of resilience. In terms of management planning, the plan sets out the goals and objectives, organizational background and identifies a number of strategic themes that strengthen management of the Marine Reserve. These include Fisheries Regulations, Management Zones and Regulations, Proposed Replenishment Zone Expansion, Managed Access, BBRRS-World Heritage Site Strategies, Caye Development Guidelines and IUCN Green List Standards. Six Management Programs are identified to provide the framework for management of the marine protected area: A. Natural Resource Management and Protection; B. Research and Monitoring; C. Community Development and Outreach; D. Tourism and Recreation; E. Management and Administration; and F. Infrastructure, Operations and Maintenance.
Date of text
Repealed
No
Source language

English

Legislation Amendment
No