Marine Historical Ecology in Conservation: Applying the Past to Manage for the Future

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Contents
Chapter Contributors
Viewpoint Contributors
Foreword
Acknowledgments
1 Managing Human Legacies in a Changing Sea: An Introduction
PART I. Recovering Endangered Species
	2 What Recovery of Exploited Marine Animals Tells Us about Management and Conservation
	3 Natural or Anthropogenic? Novel Community Reassembly after Historical Overharvest of Pacific Coast Pinnipeds
	4 Using Disparate Datasets to Reconstruct Historical Baselines of Animal Populations
PART II. Conserving Fisheries
	5 Improving Fisheries Assessments Using Historical Data: Stock Status and Catch Limits
	6 Understanding Fisheries through Historical Reconstructions: Implications for Fishery Management and Policy
	7 Back to the Future: Integrating Customary Practices and Institutions into Comanagement of Small-scale Fisheries
PART III. Restoring Ecosystems
	8 Historical Information for Ecological Restoration in Estuaries and Coastal Ecosystems
	9 Estimates of Historical Ecosystem Service Provision Can Guide Restoration Efforts
	10 Incorporating Historical Perspectives into Systematic Marine Conservation Planning
PART IV. Engaging the Public
	11 Engaging Public Interest in the Ocean of the Past: The Promise of New Media
	12 Choice without Memory: Uncovering the Narrative Potential of Historical Ecology
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