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44 McClanahan, T.R. (1992) Resource utilization, competition and predation: a model and example from coral reef

grazers. Ecological Modeling 61: 195-215.

45 McClanahan, T.R., M. McField, M. Huitric, K. Bergman, E. Sala, M. Nystrom, I. Nordemer, T. Elfwing, and N.A.

Muthiga. 2001. Responses of algae, corals and fish to the reduction of macroalgae in fished and unfished patch

reefs of Glovers Reef Atoll, Belize. Coral Reefs 19(4):367-379. Abstract available at www.springerlink.com/content/

5xnbma7u6md3wym5/?p=ab7726aac3584e2884f21e34acce5c3b&pi=8

46 Peckol, P.M., H.A. Curran, E.Y. Floyd, M.L. Robbart, B.J. Greenstein, and K.L. Buckman. 2004. Assessment

of selected reef sites in northern and south-central Belize, including recovery from bleaching and hurricane

disturbances (stony corals, algae and fish). In: Status of Coral Reefs in the Western Atlantic: Results of Initial

Surveys, Atlantic and Gulf Rapid Reef Assessment (AGRRA) Program, ed. J.C. Lang. Atoll Research Bulletin No.

496:146-171. Available at www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/duffy/arb/496/

47 The Inter-American Convention for the Protection and Conservation of Sea Turtles IAC. www.iacseaturtle.org/

iacseaturtle

48 www.seaturtle.org/tracking

Also see www.cccturtle.org/satellitetracking.php?page=sat-wwf-leatherback

49 www.reef.org/data/seaturtle.htm

Also see www.cccturtle.org/species_id.htm

Section 7D: Drivers Of Change (D)

1

Healthy Mesoamerican Reef Ecosystem Initiative. 2005. Stakeholder Opinion Survey on the Health of the

Mesoamerican Reef. Conducted for Tulum + 8 Symposium, Cancun, Mexico. October 2005. Available at www.

healthyreefs.org

2

servir.nasa.cathalac.org

3

www.ccad.ws/mapas/mapoteca.htm

4

McPherson, M. 2006. Livelihood Transitions: Toward Sustainable Fishing Communities in the Mesoamerican Reef

Region. Report to The Nature Conservancy Mesoamerican Reef Program, Guatemala City, Guatemala. April 2006.

5

World Tourism Organization. 2005. 2004 Edition Tourism Market Trends - Americas. WTO. Madrid, Spain.

6

a) The Center for Environmental Leadership in Business and Tour Operators' Initiative for Sustainable Tourism

Development. (not dated). Practical Guide to Good Practice: Managing Environmental and Social Issues in the

Accommodations Sector. Available at www.celb.org/ImageCache/CELB/content/travel_2dleisure/practical_

5fguide_5fgood_5fpractice_2epdf/v1/practical_5fguide_5fgood_5fpractice.pdf

b) Also see www.rainforest-alliance.org and www.cha-cast.com

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a) ICRAN MAR 2007. ICRAN MAR 1: Standard Requirements for Recreational Scuba Diving in the Mesoamerican

Reef System.

ICRAN MAR 2: Standard Requirements for Recreational Snorkeling in the Mesoamerican Reef System.

ICRAN MAR 3: Standard Requirements for Recreational Boating in the Mesoamerican Reef System. Available (June

2007) at www.coral.org

b) The Center for Environmental Leadership in Business, Coral Reef Alliance, and Tour Operators' Initiative for

Sustainable Tourism Development. A Practical Guide to Good Practice: Managing Environmental Impacts in the

Marine Recreation Sector. www.celb.org

c) The Center for Environmental Leadership in Business and Tour Operators' Initiative for Sustainable Tourism

Development. 2004. Supply Chain Engagement for Tour Operators: Three Steps Toward Sustainability. www.celb.

org

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