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Title: World Heritage Marine sites- managing effectively the world’s most iconic marine protected areas: a best practice guide [electronic resource]
Author: Douvere, Fanny ; Read, Tory
Citation: ACCNO:24978
Publisher: Paris : World Heritage Centre, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Year: 2015
Description: 117p. , col. ill., maps, .pdf format
Subject: Shark Bay Marine Park - Western Australia ; Marine parks. ; Protected resources
ISBN/ISSN: 9789231001062
Type: Electronic resource
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