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A Reef Wide Framework for Managing Traditional Use of Marine Resources in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

Author:Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
Title:A Reef Wide Framework for Managing Traditional Use of Marine Resources in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
Year:2007
Reference Type:Report
Language:English
URL:http://hdl.handle.net/11017/408
URL Date:08/10/2020
Secondary Author:Kirstin Dobbs
Place Published:Queensland
Publisher:Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, Townsville Queensland
ISBN/ISSN:9781876945602
Abstract:The stated aims of the Authority include protecting the natural qualities of the Great Barrier Reef while providing for reasonable use of the reef region, and minimising regulation of, and interference in, human activities, consistent with meeting the goal and other aims of the Authority. Consistent with these obligations, the Authority is responsible for conserving threatened and protected species in the Marine Park. This is achieved through managing human activities that impact on the species occurring in the Marine Park, including both current activities and predicted future activities. To the extent that it is consistent with protecting the natural values of the Great Barrier Reef, the Authority provides for ecologically sustainable use of the Marine Park, including traditional use by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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