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| 17372. THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS PROTECTED AREA: AN ASSESSMENT. This report provides an assessment of the Galapagos Island protected area. Following an overview of the ecology of the Galapagos and its status as a site of global scientific significance, the report profiles the approach taken towards protection and considers the strengths and weaknesses of the conservation measures. The principal threats to the Galapagos’ fragile ecology -- tourism, immigration and overpopulation, the fishing industry, invasive species, and others -- are discussed and analyzed. The concluding section provides a summary appraisal of the conservation efforts. KEYWORDS: Galapagos island ecology conservation ecotourism invasive species fishing. Written 2004. Harvard Style. 15 pages, 41 footnotes, 18 bibliographic sources. 3,759 words. | $105 |
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