H.J. Ruitenbeek Resource Consulting Limited

Environmental and Development Economics

Attention: Jack Ruitenbeek

875 Buttercup Road

Gabriola, B.C. Canada V0R 1X5

Tel +1 250 2478436

email <hjr@island.net>

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This is a utility site to download documents related to the Economic Evaluation of Coral Reef Management. Some of these documents are available in text format, while others are available in a standardized 'PDF' format. To read PDF files, you will need Adobe Acrobat, which is available through http://www.adobe.com/ as a free download. If your browser has a PDF-compatible plug-in, you can read the documents directly.

World Bank Research Committee projects (least cost modeling and marine system valuation) - Also order the NEW (Feb 2000) book edited by Gustavson, Huber & Ruitenbeek

EEPSEA research (reef related research requirements in SE Asia)

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External Links

• Australian Institute for Marine Science (AIMS - IBM - KEPCO Project)
• Center for Marine Biotechnology and Biomedicine (CMBB)
• Coastal Resources Center (Rhode Island)
• Coral Reefs - Journal of the International Society for Reef Studies
• The Coral Reef Alliance (CORAL)
• Intercoast Network
• Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission
• International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management (ICLARM)

... including access to ReefBase

• International Coral Reef Initiative
• Jamaica Natural Resources Conservation Authority
• Montego Bay Marine Park
• NOAA Coral Health and Monitoring Program (CHAMP) [includes extensive additional links]
• Reef Check 98 & later (A project of the Hong Kong University for Science and Technology)
• World Bank Water
• World Resources Institute "Reefs at Risk"

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Technical Tips

Some of the PDF files on this site are quite large. If you are having trouble downloading, try the following:

• configure your browser to make sure that it prompts you with a 'Save As' before downloading. Ask your ISP for help on how to do this, or
• hold down the <SHIFT> key while clicking on the item you want to download. This works for most PC browsers and should prompt you with a Save As dialogue box
• if you are using NetScape, look for the most recently downloaded 'cache' document {usually inside a NetScape Cache folder}with the relevant software (Word or Excel) and open it from within that document, then rename it.

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