Contents

pp v-x

Miscellaneous Frontmatter

pp xi-xii

Part 1 - The Climate Change Challenge to Coral Reefs That Will Require Conservation Theory And Practice to Evolve

pp 1-2

Chapter 1 - Introduction

pp 3-12

Chapter 2 - Climate Change, Coral Bleaching and Other Threats

pp 13-16

Chapter 3 - Status of Coral Reefs

pp 17-26

Chapter 4 - Approaches to Coral Reef Management

pp 27-44

Part 2 - Case Studies

pp 45-46

Chapter 5 - The Case of the Florida Reef Tract: Bureaucracies, Participation and Managing Novel Ecosystems

pp 47-84

Chapter 6 - How Communities are Organizing to Contest Major Infrastructure Projects That May Damage Coral Reefs: The Port Of Miami Case

pp 85-112

Chapter 7 - How Communities are Organizing to Contest Major Infrastructure Projects That Damage Coral Reefs: The Cayman Islands Case

pp 113-132

Chapter 8 - Cultural Services of Reefs: The Case of The Cayman Islands Mpas and What Would be Lost With a Major Infrastructure Project

pp 133-148

Chapter 9 - How Coral Reefs are Placed on The Decision-Making Agenda

pp 149-178

Part 3 - Summary and Conclusions

pp 179-180

Chapter 10 - Summary of Case Studies And The Changes to Stakeholder-Driven, Participatory Management of Reefs

pp 181-186

Chapter 11 - Call to Action: Participation and Managing Reefs Under Global Change

pp 187-194

Appendix Chapter 5

pp 195-202

Appendix Chapter 6

pp 203-208

Appendix Chapter 7

pp 209-214

Appendix Chapter 8

pp 215-216

Appendix Chapter 9

pp 217-222

Index

pp 223-224