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Managaha Marine Conservation Area

Managaha Marine Conservation Area. Kodep Ogumoro-Uludong Campaign Manager, Mariana Islands Nature Alliance. Why Managaha? MINA + Rare Pride Campaign Planning Phase & Timeline. SIGNIFICANCE. culture. w orld war ii. tourism. SIGNIFICANCE. CONSERVATION THREATS. POACHING. • fishers.

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Managaha Marine Conservation Area

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  1. Managaha Marine Conservation Area KodepOgumoro-Uludong Campaign Manager, Mariana Islands Nature Alliance Why Managaha? MINA + Rare Pride Campaign Planning Phase & Timeline

  2. SIGNIFICANCE culture world war ii tourism

  3. SIGNIFICANCE

  4. CONSERVATION THREATS POACHING • fishers • local recreational users • tourism workers

  5. MINA + RARE + communication + attitude knowledge + barrier removal → threat reduction → behavior change ↑ FISH BIODIVERSITY & BIOMASS ↑ CORAL COVER

  6. HOW WILL IT HAPPEN? FORMING THE TEAM Government Partners: DFW, DEQ, CRM, DPL CAO, IAO, MVA, NOAA Other Stakeholders: Schools, Churches, Businesses, Media, Marine Sports Operators, Concessionaire Monitoring Team: PMRI

  7. HOW WILL IT HAPPEN? PLANNING! September 2012 → April 2013 Research/Data Gathering Focus groups, In-depth interviews,Observation, Surveys Barrier Removal/Monitoring DFW, PMRI Other Key Activities Rare Planet/PPM, Workshops & Conferences

  8. Planning Phase Timeline

  9. “Of all the questions which can come before this nation, there is none which compares in importance with the great central task of leaving this land even a better land for our descendants than it is for us.”  -Theodore Roosevelt

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