Ecosystem Health Indicators Conference: Summary and Next Steps

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SeaPlan Archive Category: Cross-cutting

SeaPlan Archive Project: Indicators of Ecosystem Health

Type: Conference Proceedings

Year of publication: 2011

Date published: 07/2011

Authors: Kristin Uiterwyk

Editors: Kimberly Starbuck, David Keeley, Verna DeLauer, Nicholas Napoli

Publisher: Massachusetts Ocean Partnership

City: Boston, MA

Conference: Ecosystem Health Indicators Conference

This meeting summary documents the outcomes of a Northeast region-wide conference, which resulted in a community of practice among indicator programs in the region.

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