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Coral Reef Fisheries Day 3 restoring ecosystem function Jim Bohnsack Southeast Fisheries Science Center NOAA Fisheries, Miami, FL

Human Dimension Marine Ecosystem Model Biotic Dimension Physical Dimension (Geology, Oceanography, Climate) Ecosystem Structure & Function Ecosystem Goods & Services - Impacts + Restoration

Conservation is a state of harmony between men and land (sea). Aldo Leopold

Conservation goals change

Coral reef Health is the ability for self renewal Conservation is: developing the understanding and creating the conditions for self renewal. (i.e. Science and Management) Integrity, stability and beauty

Red Snapper Fecundity 9,000,000 eggs 1 Female 10 Yr 12.5 kg 61 cm long 212 Females Yr 1.1 kg each 42 cm long

“The concept of marine reserves is simple: If protected from human interference, nature will take care of itself ”

Deplete Target Species Bycatch Mortality of target and non-target species Cause Habitat Damage

Colonization & Growth Abundance Diversity Spillover Reproduction & Dispersal

Shifting Baseline

Endangered Species 1969 – Endangered Species Act 2004 – Marine Turtle Protection Act

Habitat 1996 – Essential Fish Habitat Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation Act

HAWK CHANNEL Nearshore Inshore Patch Midchannel Offshore Patch Reef Flat Fore Reef Deep Reef Transition Florida Bay Hawk Channel Florida Reef Tract Cross-Shelf Habitat Classification

Non-Game Species

Marine Conservation Ethic Frontier Development Ethic H > E Romantic Preservation Ethic H = E Utilitarian Conservation Ethic H  E Ecological Biotic Ethic E H E H E H E

A conservation ethic requires: Obligation, Responsibility, Self-sacrifice