A call was made for a 'Scottish Marine Bill' to co-ordinate and manage human activity at sea and to provide more protected areas such as marine national parks.
Ecosystem-based management holds great promise for managing human activities that can significantly influence natural resources, more effectively using this broader context of sustaining ecosystem structure and function to guide management decisionmaking.
Marine spatial planning (MSP) is the leading tool for managing human activities at sea.
The future of coral reef systems at local, regional and global scales is highly uncertain, which poses a challenge to decision makers in designing appropriate strategies for managing human activities that affect reef resilience.
The objective of this paper was to investigate and illustrate how insights gained from experience managing human activities in order to protect North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis) along the heavily industrialized east coast of North America might be applied in the Arctic, where bowhead whales (Balaena mysticetus) face some of the same risks as right whales.
Managing human activities in and along rivers, such as promoting sustainable fishing and mitigating pollution, are critical to ensuring the animals' continued survival.
Biodiversity is an essential consideration in managing human activities in marine ecosystems, but this term encompasses a wide spectrum of biological attributes and ecological processes.
Both approaches share the common goal of managing human activities to sustain resources, and they promote conserving biodiversity as a keystone to maintaining ecosystem function and adaptation over long periods of time [6], [15], [16].
Under the supervision of the Operations Manager, the HR Officer will manage human resources activities assist in the personnel management of all categories of staff in a medium-size country office.
Human Resources Responsible for managing human resource activities including human resources planning and management, recruitment, and staff development.
