Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary: Advancing the Science and Policy of Marine Protected Areas Satie Airame Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary Santa Barbara, California February 2004
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Channel IslandsNational Marine Sanctuary:
Advancing the Science and Policy of Marine Protected Areas
Satie Airame
Channel Islands National Marine SanctuarySanta Barbara, California
February 2004
LEGEND
0 10 20 30 Kilometers
State Boundary
Sanctuary Boundary
State Marine Reserve
State Marine Conservation Area
State Marine Protected Areas
Santa RosaIsland
Santa CruzIsland
Anacapa I.
State Boundary
Sanctuary Boundary
Oregonian Bioregion
Transition Zone
Californian Bioregion
Santa Barbara Island
PointConception
Santa Barbara
Area of Detail
Effective April 9, 2003
San Miguel I.
MARXAN (SPEXAN)
www. ecology.uq.edu.au/marxan.htm
Developed by S. Andelman, I. Ball, F. Davis, D. Stoms
National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis
Santa Barbara, California
Site Selection Module developed by I. Ball and H. Possingham
University of Adelaide, Australia
Channel Islands Spatial Support and Analysis Tool (CI-SSAT)
www.csc.noaa.gov/pagis
Developed by NOAA’s Coastal Services Center
Geospatial Tools for Analysis
MARXAN (SPEXAN)
• Develops a portfolio of reserve designs that meet particular targets.
• Uses simulated annealing to develop a large number of alternative designs.
• Attempts to minimize the total cost (boundary length) of the reserve network.
• Allows the analyst to control the spatial configuration of the reserve designs.
Developing Reserve Designs
Biogeographic Regions
Habitats
Species of Special Concern
Human and Natural Threats
Existing Monitoring Sites
Targets
Connectivity
BM = 0.0
BM = 1.0
BM = 0.2
Network Size
50%
30%
40%
Network Options
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Santa Rosa I.
Santa Cruz I.
Anacapa I.
Santa Barbara I.
San Miguel I.
Conservation Value
Spatial Support and Analysis Tool
Recreational Fisheries
Conservation Value
Kelp
Commercial Fisheries
Sediments
Depth
Shoreline
Options
Non-consumptiveRecreational Activities
• Visualize• Query• Design• Analyze
Personal knowledge
Design/Query
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Alternative 1: Marine Protected Area NetworkFor the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary
Santa RosaIsland
Santa CruzIsland
AnacapaIsland
State Boundary
Sanctuary Boundary
Oregonian Bioregion Transition Zone
Californian Bioregion
Santa Barbara Island
San Miguel I.
Alternative 4: Marine Protected Area NetworkFor the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary
Santa RosaIsland
Santa CruzIsland
AnacapaIsland
State Boundary
Sanctuary Boundary
Oregonian Bioregion Transition Zone
Californian Bioregion
Santa Barbara Island
San Miguel I.
LEGEND
0 10 20 30 Kilometers
State Boundary
Sanctuary Boundary
State Marine Reserve
State Marine Conservation Area
State Marine Protected Areas
Santa RosaIsland
Santa CruzIsland
Anacapa I.
State Boundary
Sanctuary Boundary
Oregonian Bioregion
Transition Zone
Californian Bioregion
Santa Barbara Island
PointConception
Santa Barbara
Area of Detail
Effective April 9, 2003
San Miguel I.
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