Integrated coastal zone management and sustainable development for tropical estuarine ecosystems: A case study of Port Honduras, Belize

Posted on:1997-09-04

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:University of South Carolina

Candidate:Heyman, William David

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GTID:1469390014483616

Subject:Biology

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Port Honduras is a mangrove lined marine-estuarine embayment in southern Belize that has been proposed as a marine reserve. Port Honduras is also the functional and geographic center of the Maya Mountain Marine Area Transect (MMMAT)--a 10...

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