R. Sarda . M. Fluvia
able principles should be encouraged. It is going to be difficult to readjust tourist activities given what has been done in the past in this region, however, it is completely
necessary if we do not want to kill the goose that laid the golden egg.
Acknowledgements
This paper is based on a lecture given at the Bremen Conference on Socio-Economic
Benefits of Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Bremen (December 1996). We are
grateful to Dr. Wim Salomons to allow to us to present this paper in that forum. During this paper we took examples from many authors, we want to thanks their efforts
and work. We thanks Pilar Sanchez, Isabel Palomera, Francisco Sarda, Jordi Lleonart,
Quim Garrabou, Miquel Zabala, Antoni Garcia-Rubies, Dolors Rossell and the Tourist
Information Offices of Blanes, Lloret de Mar and Tossa de Mar for their help. We also
w6uld like to thank T. Granata, A. Davis, C. M. Duarte, and C. Avila for their constructive criticism and comments on the manuscript.
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Greenpeace (1996) Captura y consumo de pescado ilegal en Espana. Greenpeace documents, p 20
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Irazola M, Lucchetti A, Lleonart J, Ocana A, Tapia JM, Tudela S (1996) La Pesca en el Siglo XXI: propuesta
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Marba N, Duarte CM, Cebrian J, Gallegos ME, Olesen B, Sand-Jensen K (1996) Growth and population
dynamics of Posidonia oceanica on the Spanish Mediterranean coast: Elucidating seagrass decline.
Mar Ecol Progr Ser 137:203-213
Mauvais JL (1991) Les Ports de Plaisance: Impacts sur Ie littoral. IFREMER, Plouzane, France, p 165
able principles should be encouraged. It is going to be difficult to readjust tourist activities given what has been done in the past in this region, however, it is completely
necessary if we do not want to kill the goose that laid the golden egg.
Acknowledgements
This paper is based on a lecture given at the Bremen Conference on Socio-Economic
Benefits of Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Bremen (December 1996). We are
grateful to Dr. Wim Salomons to allow to us to present this paper in that forum. During this paper we took examples from many authors, we want to thanks their efforts
and work. We thanks Pilar Sanchez, Isabel Palomera, Francisco Sarda, Jordi Lleonart,
Quim Garrabou, Miquel Zabala, Antoni Garcia-Rubies, Dolors Rossell and the Tourist
Information Offices of Blanes, Lloret de Mar and Tossa de Mar for their help. We also
w6uld like to thank T. Granata, A. Davis, C. M. Duarte, and C. Avila for their constructive criticism and comments on the manuscript.
References
ACTT (Agencia Catalan a de Tecnologia Turistica) (1996) Boletin informativo N° 12, Generalitat de
Catalunya, Barcelona, pp 1-4
AldebertY, Carries C (1988) Problemes d'exploitation du merlu dans Ie Golfe du Lion. FAO Rapp, Peches
395:87-91
Aeroguias Planeta (1995) Aeroguia del Litoral de Cataluna. Ed Planeta Barcelona, p 256
Brosnan DM, Crumrine LL (1994) Effects of human trampling on marine rocky shore communities.
J Exp Mar BioI EcoI177:79-97
CEC (Cambridge Economic Consultants) (1993) Towards sustainability, a European Community programme of policy and action in relation to the environment and sustainable development. Commision
of the European Communities, Luxembourg, OJ N° C 138:5-98
Clark JR (1983) Coastal ecosystem management. Krieger RE (publ) Co. Inc. Malabar, Florida, p 928
Coma R, Zabala M (1994) Efecto de la frecuentaci6n sobre las poblaciones de Paramuricea clavata en
las Illes Medes. In: Resumenes del VIII Simp6sio Iberico de Estudios del Bentos Marino. Publ Univ
Barcelona, pp 170-171
Davis JD, MacKnight S, IMO Staff and others (1990) Environmental considerations for port and harbor
developments. World Bank Technical Papers, N° 126 (Transport and the Environment Series), The
World Bank, Washington, DC, p 93
Dixon JA (1993) Economic benefits of marine protected areas. Oceanus 36(3):35-40
EUPG (Escola Universitaria Politecnica de Girona) (1993) Estudis Estadistics Informatics de I'Index
Ocupacional de la Costa Brava (1987-1992)
Farrugio H, Oliver P, Biagi F (1993) An overview of the history, knowledge, recent and future research
trends in Mediterranean fisheries. In: Lleonart J (ed) Northwestern Mediterranean Fisheries. Sci Mar
57 (2-3):105-119
Guillen J, Palanques A (1996) Short- and medium-term grain size changes in deltaic beaches (Ebro Delta,
NW Mediterranean). Sedimentary Geology 101:55-67
Garcia Chart6n JA, Bayle-Sempere JT, Sanchez-Lizaso JL, Chiesa P, Llaurad6 F, Perez C, Djian H (1993)
Respuestas de la pradera de Posidonia oceanica y su ictiofauna asociada al anclaje de embarcaciones
en el Parque Nacional de Port-Cros (Francia) Publ Esp Inst Esp Oceanogr 11:423-430
Garcia Rubies A, Zabala M (1990) Effects of total fishing prohibition on the rocky fish assemblages of
Medes Islands marine reserve (NW Mediterranean). Sci Mar 54(4):317-328
Greenpeace (1996) Captura y consumo de pescado ilegal en Espana. Greenpeace documents, p 20
Hagvar S (1994) Preserving the natural heritage: The process of developing attitudes. Ambio 23(8), p 4
Irazola M, Lucchetti A, Lleonart J, Ocana A, Tapia JM, Tudela S (1996) La Pesca en el Siglo XXI: propuesta
para una gesti6n pesquera racional en Catalunya. CC.OO. Federaci6n del Transporte, p 289
Marba N, Duarte CM, Cebrian J, Gallegos ME, Olesen B, Sand-Jensen K (1996) Growth and population
dynamics of Posidonia oceanica on the Spanish Mediterranean coast: Elucidating seagrass decline.
Mar Ecol Progr Ser 137:203-213
Mauvais JL (1991) Les Ports de Plaisance: Impacts sur Ie littoral. IFREMER, Plouzane, France, p 165