Global conservation outcomes depend on marine protected areas with five key features - Nature

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Marine protected areas (MPAs) are an important and increasing component of marine conservation strategy, but their effectiveness is variable and debated; now a study has assembled data from a global sample of MPAs and demonstrates that effectiveness depends on five key properties: whether any fishing is allowed, enforcement levels, age, size and degree of isolation.
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Authors Edgar, Graham J.;Stuart-Smith, Rick D.;Willis, Trevor J.;Kininmonth, Stuart;Baker, Susan C.;Banks, Stuart;Barrett, Neville S.;Becerro, Mikel A.;Bernard, Anthony T. F.;Berkhout, Just;Buxton, Colin D.;Campbell, Stuart J.;Cooper, Antonia T.;Davey, Marlene;Edgar, Sophie C.;Försterra, Günter;Galván, David E.;Irigoyen, Alejo J.;Kushner, David J.;Moura, Rodrigo;Parnell, P. Ed;Shears, Nick T.;Soler, German;Strain, Elisabeth M. A.;Thomson, Russell J.;Edgar, Graham J.;Stuart-Smith, Rick D.;Willis, Trevor J.;Kininmonth, Stuart;Baker, Susan C.;Banks, Stuart;Barrett, Neville S.;Becerro, Mikel A.;Bernard, Anthony T. F.;Berkhout, Just;Buxton, Colin D.;Campbell, Stuart J.;Cooper, Antonia T.;Davey, Marlene;Edgar, Sophie C.;Försterra, Günter;Galván, David E.;Irigoyen, Alejo J.;Kushner, David J.;Moura, Rodrigo;Parnell, P. Ed;Shears, Nick T.;Soler, German;Strain, Elisabeth M. A.;Thomson, Russell J.;
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