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Evaluating the effectiveness of community managed marine protected areas (MPAS) on Guimaras Island, Philippines.
Evaluating the effectiveness of community managed marine protected areas (MPAS) on Guimaras Island, Philippines.
Evaluating the effectiveness of community managed marine protected areas (MPAS) on Guimaras Island, Philippines.
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Evaluating the effectiveness of community managed marine protected areas (MPAS) on Guimaras Island, Philippines.

Tyler. Hassig College of Charleston. Environmental Studies. 2016

Masters Abstracts International 55-04(E).

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From golf course to saltmarsh: Perceived changes in ecosystem services linked to human well-being from the Noisette Creek saltmarsh restoration in North Charleston, South Carolina.
From golf course to saltmarsh: Perceived changes in ecosystem services linked to human well-being from the Noisette Creek saltmarsh restoration in North Charleston, South Carolina.
From golf course to saltmarsh: Perceived changes in ecosystem services linked to human well-being from the Noisette Creek saltmarsh restoration in North Charleston, South Carolina.
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From golf course to saltmarsh: Perceived changes in ecosystem services linked to human well-being from the Noisette Creek saltmarsh restoration in North Charleston, South Carolina.

Robert Lawrence. Crimian College of Charleston. Environmental Studies. 2013

Masters Abstracts International 52-02(E).

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Propagation of marine data through various spatial scales for the purpose of marine spatial planning.
Propagation of marine data through various spatial scales for the purpose of marine spatial planning.
Propagation of marine data through various spatial scales for the purpose of marine spatial planning.
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Propagation of marine data through various spatial scales for the purpose of marine spatial planning.

Miranda Nicole. Wolters College of Charleston. Environmental Studies. 2014

Masters Abstracts International 53-06(E).

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Effects of management on the recreational snapper-grouper fishery of the southeast United States.
Effects of management on the recreational snapper-grouper fishery of the southeast United States.
Effects of management on the recreational snapper-grouper fishery of the southeast United States.
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Effects of management on the recreational snapper-grouper fishery of the southeast United States.

Marin. Hawk College of Charleston. Environmental Studies. 2012

Masters Abstracts International 51-03(E).

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An advocacy coalition framework analysis of the development of offshore wind energy in South Carolina
An advocacy coalition framework analysis of the development of offshore wind energy in South Carolina
An advocacy coalition framework analysis of the development of offshore wind energy in South Carolina
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An advocacy coalition framework analysis of the development of offshore wind energy in South Carolina

Marines. Bishop ProQuest Information and Learning Co.; College of Charleston. Environmental Studies. 2015

Masters Abstracts International 55-02(E).

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Public participation in local environmental governance: A question of identity.
Public participation in local environmental governance: A question of identity.
Public participation in local environmental governance: A question of identity.
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Public participation in local environmental governance: A question of identity.

Robert Cameron. Lowery College of Charleston. Environmental Studies. 2010

Masters Abstracts International 49-04.

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Establishing a culinary market for lionfish species through a market-based organization to mitigate the environmental impacts of the invasive species.
Establishing a culinary market for lionfish species through a market-based organization to mitigate the environmental impacts of the invasive species.
Establishing a culinary market for lionfish species through a market-based organization to mitigate the environmental impacts of the invasive species.
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Establishing a culinary market for lionfish species through a market-based organization to mitigate the environmental impacts of the invasive species.

Sarah Elizabeth. Gallagher College of Charleston. Environmental Studies. 2013

Masters Abstracts International 52-02(E).

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