Belloni B. (ed.), Astruch P. (ed.), Le Diréach L. (ed.), Changeux Thomas (ed.), Boudouresque C.F. (ed.). (2020). GECOMARS : International workshop on ecosystem based management, Marseille, France, 4-5 February 2020. Vie et Milieu = Life and Environment, 70 (3-4), 315 p. GECOMARS.International Workshop on Ecosystem Based Management, Marseille (FRA), 2020/02/04-05. ISSN 0240-8759.
Titre du document
GECOMARS : International workshop on ecosystem based management, Marseille, France, 4-5 February 2020
Année de publication
2020
Auteurs
Belloni B., Astruch P., Le Diréach L., Changeux Thomas (ed.), Boudouresque C.F.
Source
Vie et Milieu = Life and Environment, 2020,
70 (3-4), 315 p. ISSN 0240-8759
Colloque
GECOMARS.International Workshop on Ecosystem Based Management, Marseille (FRA), 2020/02/04-05
The 'species-by-species', or 'stock-by-stock' approach in the case of fisheries, characterized the 20th century ecology. The ecosystem-based approach, which in the case of fisheries emerged at the end of the 20th century, represents the 'new frontier', the 21st century revolution in ecology. According to the Marine Strategy Framework Directive, the ecosystem-based approach (EA) should enable us to understand and assess the functioning of marine and coastal ecosystems and their dependent services. As an integrated management process, this strategy promotes both conservation and sustainable use and provides benefits in a more equitable way via the social-ecosystem concept. First used for fisheries management, the EA has become a valuable tool for ecosystem services assessment and for marine protected areas (MPA) monitoring and governance, especially in the Mediterranean Sea but it could also be considered in the spatial planning and the management of other coastal areas. The perception that humans belong to ecosystems (socio-ecosystems) is a key feature of the EA and the catastrophic events due to anthropic pressures, in the global change context, remind us the price to pay. The aim of organizing a Workshop on Ecosystembased Management in Marseille was to create the opportunity to gather managers, stakeholders and scientists to discuss this crucial topic within the framework of the Integrated LIFE Marha project, headed by the French Office of Biodiversity and funded by the European Union. Aix Marseille University, Pythéas and the Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography, the Marseille's city Tourism Office and Toulon Provence Metropole have also supported the organization of the event. The upcoming challenge, in the current Global change, is to move forward to a suitable and carbon free management and use of our natural ecosystems. Only a concern at the Ecosystem scale will make it possible.
Plan de classement
Ecologie, systèmes aquatiques [036]
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Ressources halieutiques [040]
Localisation
Fonds IRD [F A010082507]
Identifiant IRD
fdi:010082507
