Coiba National Park and its Special Zone of Marine Protection
A Tropical Eastern Pacific World Heritage property protecting Coiba Island, 38 smaller islands and a large marine zone important to sharks, cetaceans, sea turtles and pelagic fish.
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A Tropical Eastern Pacific World Heritage property protecting Coiba Island, 38 smaller islands and a large marine zone important to sharks, cetaceans, sea turtles and pelagic fish. It gives readers a direct example of how an island national park and a much larger surrounding marine zone can function together as a regional ecological link.
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It gives readers a direct example of how an island national park and a much larger surrounding marine zone can function together as a regional ecological link.
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Coiba National Park and its Special Zone of Marine Protection
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