Facilitating co‐existence between offshore renewable energy and marine nature conservation: Lessons learnt from eleven European case studies.

Zacharoula Kyriazi; Frank Maes; Magda Vincx; Jan Vanaverbeke; Fabio Badalamenti; Angel Borja; Julia Carlström; Giovanni D'Anna; Ibon Galparsoro; Silje Nygaard; Kate Johnson; Sandy Kerr; Areti Maria Kitsou; Leyla Knittweis; Maria Maniapoulou; Anne Marie O'Hagan; Marie Louise Pace; Marta Pascual; Ellen Pecceu; Joanna Piwowarczyk; Christine Röckmann; Jan Tjalling Van der Wal; Vassiliki Vassilopoulou; Tomas Vega Fernandez; Jan Marcin Weslawski; Steven Degraer

Facilitating co‐existence between offshore renewable energy and marine nature conservation: Lessons learnt from eleven European case studies.

Zacharoula Kyriazi, Frank Maes, Magda Vincx, Jan Vanaverbeke, Fabio Badalamenti, Angel Borja, Julia Carlström, Giovanni D'Anna, Ibon Galparsoro, Silje Nygaard, Kate Johnson, Sandy Kerr, Areti Maria Kitsou, Leyla Knittweis, Maria Maniapoulou, Anne Marie O'Hagan, Marie Louise Pace, Marta Pascual, Ellen Pecceu, Joanna PiwowarczykChristine Röckmann, Jan Tjalling Van der Wal, Vassiliki Vassilopoulou, Tomas Vega Fernandez, Jan Marcin Weslawski, Steven Degraer

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Abstract

One of the objectives of marine spatial planning should be to contribute to an
understanding and management of complex socio‐ecological interactions at sea. In this study, we focus on the interactions between offshore renewable energy (ORE) and nature conservation (NC). Assuming that co‐existence between marine uses should be pursued whenever possible, an empirical analysis of eleven European marine areas points out whether and at which level co‐existence between ORE and NC could be an ideal management approach. Although the analysis suggests co‐existence could be followed, it is hardly applied in practice. Factors that contribute to these results were analysed, based on which a mechanism facilitating the realisation of coexistence is developed.

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 10-Oct-2013
Event	MESMA Final Event - Lissabon, Portugal Duration: 8-Oct-2013 → 10-Oct-2013

Symposium

Symposium	MESMA Final Event
Country/Territory	Portugal
City	Lissabon
Period	8/10/13 → 10/10/13

MESMA: Monitoring and evaluation of spatially managed areas
Hostens, K. (Project Manager) & Pecceu, E. (ProjectSupervisor)
1/11/09 → 31/10/13
Project: Research

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Kyriazi, Z., Maes, F., Vincx, M., Vanaverbeke, J., Badalamenti, F., Borja, A., Carlström, J., D'Anna, G., Galparsoro, I., Nygaard, S., Johnson, K., Kerr, S., Kitsou, A. M., Knittweis, L., Maniapoulou, M., O'Hagan, A. M., Pace, M. L., Pascual, M., Pecceu, E., ... Degraer, S. (2013). Facilitating co‐existence between offshore renewable energy and marine nature conservation: Lessons learnt from eleven European case studies.. MESMA Final Event, Lissabon, Portugal.

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