Biological Conservation,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
288, С. 110357 - 110357
Опубликована: Ноя. 17, 2023
Ecosystem
restoration
efforts
reflect
shared
human
values
and
a
common
vision
for
the
future.
Consequently,
public
approval
is
critical
new
initiatives
to
achieve
their
social
ecological
goals.
Yet,
research
typically
focuses
on
over
aspects,
can
overlook
key
factors
that
enable
projects.
Allowing
widespread
community
engagement
help
establish
legitimacy
projects,
identify
perceptions
features
of
importance.
Australia's
largest
reef
restoration,
recover
lost
oyster
reefs,
an
emerging
socio-ecological
success
story.
This
initiative
in
South
Australia
progressed
foundation
engagement,
using
consultation
process
local's
surrounding
restoration.
An
online
forum
captured
1500
responses,
which
600
written
responses
were
submitted
analysed
concerns.
Overall,
we
documented
strong
support
ongoing
restorations,
as
perceived
array
social,
environmental,
economic,
wellbeing
benefits.
Public
reflected
understanding
how
benefits
inspire
ones,
firm
belief
restored
reefs
could
improve
coastline
betterment.
These
findings
show
early
involvement
helped
generate
license
government
pursue
work,
local
communities'
connection
place
conservation
engagement.
Prioritising
development
supportive
platform,
through
maintaining
coastal
accessibility
within
ocean
governance
goals,
enhance
value
marine
spaces.
International Journal of Science and Research Archive,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11(1), С. 883 - 895
Опубликована: Янв. 30, 2024
The
paper
provides
a
succinct
overview
of
the
comprehensive
review
on
Ethics
and
Strategy
in
Vaccination,
exploring
intricate
interplay
between
public
health
policies
practices.
delves
into
ethical
considerations
that
underpin
vaccination
strategies,
emphasizing
critical
need
for
balance
individual
autonomy
collective
responsibility
health.
Examining
spectrum
policies,
navigates
through
complexities
decision-making,
addressing
issues
such
as
vaccine
mandates,
informed
consent,
equitable
distribution
vaccines.
Within
framework
ethics,
analyzes
principles
guiding
including
autonomy,
beneficence,
justice.
It
explores
how
these
are
applied
formulating
aim
to
achieve
widespread
immunization
while
respecting
rights.
Additionally,
global
context,
discussing
implications
an
international
scale,
especially
disparities
developed
developing
nations.
Strategic
vaccination,
communication
awareness
campaigns,
community
engagement,
integral
aspects
review.
assesses
dimensions
ensuring
transparency,
trust-building,
dissemination
accurate
information
foster
decision-making.
underscores
inseparable
connection
ethics
strategy
vaccination.
insights
dilemmas
faced
by
policymakers,
their
decisions,
strategic
approaches
employed
navigate
complex
landscape
This
analysis
contributes
nuanced
understanding
foundations
underscore
practices,
offering
valuable
future
policymaking
endeavors.
Marine Pollution Bulletin,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
186, С. 114467 - 114467
Опубликована: Дек. 11, 2022
First
introduced
in
the
early
2000s,
concept
of
ocean
literacy
has
evolved
recent
years,
not
least
since
its
inclusion
as
a
mechanism
for
change
within
United
Nations
Ocean
Decade's
goals.
Building
on
definitions
literacy,
there
been
increasing
recognition
range
additional
dimensions
which
contribute
to
an
individual
or
collective
sense
'ocean
literacy'.
Drawing
existing
research,
and
parallel
supporting
concepts,
e.g.,
marine
citizenship,
connectedness,
public
perceptions
this
paper
proposes
ten
literacy:
knowledge,
communication,
behaviour,
awareness,
attitudes,
activism,
emotional
connection,
access
experience,
adaptive
capacity
trust
transparency,
recommends
expanding
previously
recognised
dimensions,
bid
ensure
that
encompasses
diverse
knowledges,
values
experiences.
The
provides
useful
framework
ongoing
highlights
aspects
have
received
limited
focus
date.
Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
32(1), С. 65 - 100
Опубликована: Март 1, 2022
Marine
ecosystems
and
their
associated
biodiversity
sustain
life
on
Earth
hold
intrinsic
value.
Critical
marine
ecosystem
services
include
maintenance
of
global
oxygen
carbon
cycles,
production
food
energy,
sustenance
human
wellbeing.
However
are
swiftly
being
degraded
due
to
the
unsustainable
use
environments
a
rapidly
changing
climate.
The
fundamental
challenge
for
future
is
therefore
safeguard
biodiversity,
function,
adaptive
capacity
whilst
continuing
provide
vital
resources
population.
Here,
we
foresighting/hindcasting
consider
two
plausible
futures
towards
2030:
business-as-usual
trajectory
(i.e.
continuation
current
trends),
more
sustainable
but
technically
achievable
in
line
with
UN
Sustainable
Development
Goals.
We
identify
key
drivers
that
differentiate
these
alternative
develop
an
action
pathway
desirable,
future.
Key
achieving
will
be
establishing
integrative
across
jurisdictions
sectors),
management
supports
equitable
stewardship
environments.
Conserving
require
recalibrating
our
social,
financial,
industrial
relationships
environment.
While
requires
long-term
planning
commitment
beyond
2030,
immediate
needed
avoid
tipping
points
avert
trajectories
decline.
By
acting
now
optimise
protection
ecosystems,
building
upon
existing
technologies,
conserving
remaining
can
create
best
opportunity
2030
beyond.
Open Book Publishers,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 143 - 154
Опубликована: Янв. 30, 2025
Nicole
M.
Ardoin,
Ryan
J.
O’Connor,
and
Alison
W.
Bowers.
In
the
social
sciences,
concept
of
“place”
plays
a
large
role
in
how
humans
relate
to
their
environment.
History
culture,
as
well
nuances
human
behavior,
often
revolve
around
person’s
sense
place
belonging.
Rather
than
assuming
people
are
separate
from
nature,
is
common
western
science,
this
approach
views
fully
engaged
nature.
By
probing
these
connections
between
place,
one
can
foster
engagement
individuals
communities
characterizing
problems
framing
pathways
solutions
that
promote
sustainability
marine
socio-ecological
systems.
Deep
scholarship
well-developed
case
studies,
presented
here,
support
emerging
thinking.
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
8
Опубликована: Ноя. 19, 2021
Insights
into
how
public
audiences
perceive
and
relate
to
the
ocean
are
pivotal
successful
societal
engagement
integration
of
human
dimensions
in
marine
conservation.
Perceptions
research
explores
people
understand,
value
or
engage
with
an
environment,
issue
management
response,
context
conservation,
provides
crucial
insights
for
development,
delivery
evaluation
effective
conservation
interventions.
This
review
349
peer
reviewed
studies
current
state
perceptions
ocean.
Using
extensive
data
extraction
process,
examined
geographical
spread
research,
topics
focus,
methods
used.
The
identifies
gaps
activity,
opportunities
maximizing
impact
future
Key
findings
include
evidence
that
rate
is
growing,
59%
published
between
2013–2017.
However,
a
clear
skew
evident,
majority
being
undertaken
higher
income
countries.
Furthermore,
there
has
been
tendency
focus
on
charismatic
species,
issues
spaces
human-ocean
interaction
(e.g.,
beaches),
highlighting
significant
themes
currently
covered
by
research.
An
additional
gap
identified
underutilization
available
explore
complexity
perceptions.
In
bid
address
these
gaps,
paper
concludes
series
recommendations
designed
stimulate
support
as
fundamental
success
efforts.
While
may
be
young,
growing
effort
evidenced
this
gives
optimism
realizing
its
potential
continuing
improve
effectively
