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BIOLOGICAL VALUATIONTowards a scientifically
acceptable and generally applicable protocol for
the marine environmentThe Netherlands
Carlos Eduardo Forero
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CONTENTS
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• 01 Methodology

02 Study Area
03 Results
04 Analysis
05 Conclusions
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INTRODUCTION
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• Solid and meaningful biological and ecological
  information is urgently needed to inform and
  underpin sustainable management
  approaches.Biological valuation maps (BVMs),
  i.e. maps showing the intrinsic biodiversity
  value of subzones within a study area, would
  provide a useful intelligence system for
  managers and decision makers.Such maps would
  need to make best use of available data sets,
  compiling and summarizing relevant biological and
  ecological information for a study area, and
  allocating an overall biological value to
  different subzones.

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BACKGROUND
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• Coastal planners and marine resource managers
  have utilized various tools for identifying
  ecologically valuable areas in the past, ranging
  from low-tech participatory planning as often
  used in community-based marine protected area
  (MPA) design (Agardy, 1997) over GIS-based
  multicriteria evaluation (Villa et al., 2002) to
  high-tech decision-support tools such as MARXAN
  (Pressey et al., 1997).
• The common element of all such approaches is the
  identification of criteria to discriminate
  between marine areas and guide the selection
  process and whilst the vast majority of these
  efforts pertain to marine protected area design,
  there is no reason why such criteria cannot be
  equally helpful in coastal zone and ocean
  management more generally. However the
  disadvantages of these existing methods for
  assessing the value of marine areas have led to
  an increasing awareness that a rigorous and more
  objective procedure is needed.

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OBJECTIVES
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• Collect and organize all the possible biological
  and ecological data available for the marine
  areas of The Netherlands.
• Determine subzones and their the biological value
  by means of scoring.
• Produce a Biological Valuation Map for the marine
  areas of The Netherlands.

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METHODOLOGY
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• Subdividing the study area
• Collection of available biological and ecological
  data
• Design of the valuation protocol
• Scoring
• Presentation of biological values of subzones
• Reliability and revision

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METHODOLOGY
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STUDY AREA
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RESULTS
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ANALYSIS
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CONCLUSIONS
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QUESTIONS
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• 01 Methodology

02 Study Area
03 Results
04 Analysis
05 Conclusions