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9781566700924

Coastal Zone Management Handbook

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  • ISBN13:

    9781566700924

  • ISBN10:

    1566700922

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1995-11-27
  • Publisher: CRC Press

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This is the first complete manual on coastal resource planning and management technology. It reflects a global perspective on the natural resources, sensitivities, economics, development, productivity, and diversity of coastal zones. In addition to coverage of general concepts, the book describes the strategic basis for coastal management, provides tools for planning activities, and presents projects from around the globe.

Table of Contents

Management Strategies
Introduction
1(1)
Management Goals and Purposes
2(6)
Sustainable Use of Resources
3(1)
Biological Diversity
4(1)
Protection Against Natural Hazards
5(1)
Pollution Control
6(1)
Economic Development Management and Planning
6(1)
Enhancement of Social Welfare of Coastal Communities
7(1)
Optimum Mix of Uses
7(1)
Development Impacts
8(11)
General Issues
8(1)
Agriculture
9(1)
Aquaculture
9(1)
Forest Industries
10(1)
Heavy Industry
11(1)
Infrastructure
12(1)
Mining
13(2)
National Security
15(1)
Petroleum Industry
15(1)
Ports and Marinas
16(1)
Tourism
16(1)
Settlements
17(1)
Shore Protection Works
18(1)
Waste Disposal
19(1)
Water Supply Projects
19(1)
Marine Excavation
19(1)
Solutions Through Management
19(9)
The Integrated Approach
20(2)
The Search for Sustainable Yield
22(1)
Biodiversity Conservation
23(1)
Natural Hazards
24(1)
Hinterlands
25(1)
Management Functions
25(1)
Designing an ICZM Program
25(1)
Joint Management of Land and Sea
26(1)
Non-integrated Option
27(1)
Strategy Planning
28(23)
The Process
29(2)
Objectives
31(1)
Policy Formulation
32(2)
Issues Analysis
34(1)
Dimensions of Coastal Zone
34(1)
Seastorms and Other Hazards
35(1)
Hinterlands
36(1)
Pollution
36(2)
Biological Diversity
38(1)
Multiple Use
38(2)
Integration
40(1)
Coordination
41(1)
Institutional Mechanisms
42(1)
Legislation
43(1)
Project Review, Permits, and Environmental Assessment
44(1)
Setbacks
44(1)
Incremental Approach
45(2)
Participation
47(1)
Motivation
48(1)
Addressing Socio-economic Concerns
48(1)
Alternative Livelihoods
49(1)
Information
50(1)
Comparable Planning
51(1)
Program Development
51(12)
Orientation of Program
52(1)
Master Plan
53(1)
Jurisdiction
53(1)
Land Use
54(2)
Regulatory Program---Permits and Reviews
56(1)
Environmental Assessment
56(1)
Protected Areas
57(1)
Situation Management
58(1)
Information Services
59(1)
Technical Services
60(1)
Restoration and Rehabilitation
60(1)
Operational Format
60(2)
Program Evaluation
62(1)
Management Methods
Aquaculture Management
63(8)
Awareness
71(2)
Baseline and Monitoring
73(2)
Beach Management
75(7)
Boundaries
82(4)
Construction Management
86(3)
Coral Reef Management
89(9)
Coral Reef Survey Methods
98(4)
Ecologically Critical Areas Identification
102(3)
Database Development
105(2)
Dredging Management
107(7)
Dune Management
114(2)
Economic Impact Assessment
116(2)
Environmental Assessment
118(12)
Environmental Management Plan
130(2)
Floodlands
132(2)
Historical-Archaeological Sites Impact Assessment
134(2)
Institutional Analysis
136(2)
Issues Analysis
138(1)
Mangrove Forest Management
139(7)
Master Plan
146(1)
Mapping
147(2)
Mitigation
149(1)
Monitoring and Baseline
150(3)
Nutrients Management
153(2)
Ocean Outfall Placement
155(3)
Oxygen: BOD/COD Measurement
158(2)
Project Review and Permits
160(3)
Protected Natural Areas
163(7)
Public Participation in Planning
170(4)
Rehabilitation
174(2)
Retreat
176(1)
Septic Tanks Placement
176(3)
Setbacks
179(3)
Sewage Management
182(5)
Shoreline Construction Management
187(5)
Situation Management
192(3)
Social Impact Assessment
195(3)
Strategy Plan
198(3)
Tiers for Management
201(1)
Traditional Use Arrangements
202(1)
Turbidity Measurement
203(5)
Urban Runoff Management
208(2)
Water Quality Management: Coastal Waters
210(2)
Water Quality Management: Coral Reefs
212(1)
Zoning
213(8)
Management Information
Agriculture
221(2)
Airfields
223(3)
Alternate Livelihoods
226(1)
Aquaculture
227(3)
Artificial Reefs
230(4)
Barrier Islands
234(2)
Beach Erosion
236(3)
Beach Fill
239(4)
Beach Resources
243(2)
Biological Diversity
245(2)
Biosphere Reserves
247(2)
Biotoxins
249(1)
Carrying Capacity
250(4)
Ciguatera
254(3)
Cites
257(1)
The Commons
258(1)
Conflict Resolution
259(2)
Coral Reef Resources
261(7)
Cyclones, Hurricanes, and Typhoons
268(2)
Decentralized Management
270(3)
Diversity Index
273(2)
Dredging Techniques
275(3)
Dynamite Fishing
278(2)
Ecodevelopment
280(1)
Economic Benefits of Protected Areas
281(1)
Economic Valuation
282(4)
Ecosystems
286(5)
Ecotourism
291(1)
Education
291(4)
Electric Power Generation
295(4)
Endangered Species
299(2)
Environmental Audit
301(4)
Eutrophication
305(2)
Exclusive Economic Zone
307(1)
Exotics
307(1)
Explosives
308(1)
Fisheries
309(5)
Genetic Diversity
314(1)
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
315(3)
Global Warming
318(3)
Greenbelt
321(1)
Impact Types
322(4)
Indicator Species
326(2)
Industrial Pollution
328(5)
Information Needs
333(1)
Inlets
334(2)
International Assistance Agencies
336(2)
Kelp Beds
338(1)
Lagoons, Estuaries, and Embayments
338(5)
Littoral Drift
343(1)
Mangrove Forest Resources
343(7)
Marinas
350(2)
Marshlands
352(2)
Mining
354(1)
Multiple Use of Resources
355(3)
Multiple-Use Management Authorities
358(3)
Natural Hazards
361(3)
Nature Synchronous Design
364(1)
Noise and Disturbance
365(2)
Nurture Areas
367(1)
Oxygen
368(3)
Participation
371(1)
Pathogens
372(1)
Performance Standards
373(1)
Petroleum Industries
374(6)
Political Motivation
380(3)
Pollution
383(3)
Ports and Harbors
386(3)
Principles and Premises
389(1)
Ramsar Convention
390(1)
Rapid Rural Appraisal
390(2)
Red Tide
392(1)
Regional Development Planning
393(3)
Remote Sensing
396(5)
Research Needs
401(2)
Restoration and Rehabilitation
403(1)
Risk Assessment
404(1)
Roadways, Causeways, and Bridges
405(2)
Salinity
407(2)
Saltwater Intrusion
409(2)
Sand Mining
411(2)
Seagrass Meadows
413(1)
Sea Level Rise
413(4)
Sediments and Soils
417(1)
Settlements
418(3)
Sewage Treatment
421(3)
Shellfish Pollution
424(1)
Site Management and Housekeeping
425(2)
Social Equity
427(1)
Socio-Economic Factors
428(2)
Solid Wastes
430(2)
Storm Surge
432(1)
Subsidence
432(1)
Suspended Particulate Matter
433(3)
Sustainable Use
436(2)
Terms of Reference
438(1)
Tideflats
439(1)
Tides
439(3)
Tourism
442(8)
Toxic Substances
450(3)
Traditional Uses
453(2)
Training
455(4)
Transparency of Water
459(1)
Tsunamis
459(1)
Turtles
460(1)
Underwater Fishing
461(4)
Watersheds and Upland Effects
465(7)
Waves
472(1)
Wetlands
473(4)
Zona Publica
477(2)
Case Histories
Australia, Clarence Estuary: Unguided Tourism Development
479(3)
Australia: Coral Reef Survey Methodology
482(5)
Australia, The Great Barrier Reef: Multiple-Use Management
487(4)
Australia, Port Phillip Bay: A Failed Authority
491(3)
Barbados: An Example of Incremental Coastal Management
494(2)
Bermuda: Tourism Carrying Capacity and Cruise Ships
496(2)
Bonaire: Carrying Capacity Limits to Recreational Use
498(3)
Canada: Offshore Sewage Outfall at Victoria, B.C.
501(5)
Canada: National Experience with Coastal Zone Management
506(2)
China: Prospects for Integrated Coastal Zone Management
508(1)
Costa Rica: Controlling the Zona Publica
509(2)
Ecuador: Integrated Coastal Resources Management Program
511(2)
Egypt, Sinai: The Lake Bardawil Situation
513(4)
Grenada: Building Setback Policy
517(1)
India: Mangrove Planting Technique for the Gulf of Kutch
518(3)
Indonesia, Bali: Beach Damage and Rehabilitation
521(10)
Indonesia, Java: Multiple Use of a Mangrove Coastline
531(3)
Indonesia, Sulawesi: Ocean Disposal of Harbor Silt
534(5)
Italy, Venice: A City at Risk from Sea-Level Rise
539(5)
Malaysia, Pulau Bruit: The Disappearing National Park
544(1)
Maldives: An Informal Approach to Coastal Management
545(3)
Mexico, Cancun: Coastal Tourism Threatens a Prime Lagoon
548(4)
Mexico, Yucatan: Provincial Coastal Zone Management
552(2)
Netherlands: Environmental Priority for Delta Plan
554(2)
Oman: Coastal Management by Networking
556(2)
Philippines, Palawan: Economic Analysis of Resource Conflict
558(3)
Philippines: Community Management of Coral Reef Resources
561(6)
St. Lucia: Community Participation in Resources Management
567(2)
Solomon Islands: Social Chaos From Tourism
569(3)
South Pacific: Coastal Construction Impacts
572(8)
Sri Lanka: Issue-Driven Coastal Management
580(7)
Tanzania, Mafia Island: Participatory Control of Coral Mining
587(3)
Thailand: Shipping Ports and Cumulative Impacts
590(3)
Thailand: Tantalum Riot at Phuket
593(1)
Thailand: Trouble with Managing Coastal Aquaculture
594(3)
Trinidad and Tobago: A Small Country Tests and Rejects Integrated Management
597(3)
Turks and Caicos: Restoring Wetlands with Mining Effluent
600(4)
United States: A National Coastal Management Program
604(2)
United States, Alaska: Participatory Coastal Zone Management
606(3)
United States, Florida: Distant Influence on Coral Reefs
609(2)
United States, Florida: Success with Ocean Outfalls
611(2)
United States, Hawaii: Monitoring New Harbor Coral Growth
613(2)
United States, Hawaii: Success with Kaneohe Bay Ocean Outfall
615(5)
United States, Hawaii: Tourism Threatens Haunama Bay
620(2)
United States, South Carolina: Soft Engineering Beach Restoration
622(4)
Vietnam, Mekong: Difficulty of Repairing Damaged Wetlands
626(4)
West Indies: Monitoring Coastal Erosion
630(3)
References
633(18)
Glossary
651(22)
APPENDICES
1. Countries with Coastal Zone Management Programs
661(8)
2. Conversion Data
669(4)
Index 673

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