Managing the World's Oceans (Grade 10 NSC Matric Geography): Flashcards

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Managing the World's Oceans
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Biodiversity definition

Number & variety of plants & animals in an area

Sustainable meaning

Activity that doesn't significantly damage the environment

Purpose of fish size restrictions

Ensures young fish can grow & reproduce before harvest

What are no-take zones?

Areas where no fishing allowed until populations recover

Endangered fish species around South Africa

Approximately 20 species

Marine Protected Areas (MPAs)

Special conservation zones by national/local governments

% of world's oceans currently protected

Only about 0.5%

% of SA's coastline protected by MPAs

Roughly 15%

First SA marine protected area & year

Tsitsikamma National Park, proclaimed in 1964

Three main strategies to protect oceans

Legal laws, Marine Protected Areas, ecosystem-based management

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