@Article{	  rossetal25,
  Title		= {Ocean {{Gliders}} for {{Planning}} and {{Monitoring Remote
		  Canadian Pacific Marine Protected Areas}}},
  Author	= {Ross, Tetjana and Dosser, Hayley and Klymak, Jody and
		  Evans, Wiley and Hare, Alex and Jackson, Jennifer and
		  Waterman, Stephanie},
  Year		= {2025},
  Journal	= {Oceanog},
  DOI		= {10.5670/oceanog.2025e104},
  URLDate	= {2025-05-18},
  Abstract	= {Given the United Nations' ambitious goal---endorsed by
		  more than 100 nations, including Canada---of protecting
		  30\% of the world's marine ecosystems by 2030 (UN, 2023),
		  the need to establish, expand, and track the effectiveness
		  of protected areas is becoming more pressing each year.
		  Effective planning for and monitoring of marine protected
		  areas (MPAs) rely on the availability of quality baseline
		  ecological and oceanographic information. Many of the sites
		  in the Canadian Pacific Ocean best suited for protection,
		  due to the confluence of ecological, cultural, and
		  political significance, are remote. This poses two
		  challenges: (1) there is little baseline information to
		  guide planning, and (2) they are challenging to monitor
		  once established.},
  Keywords	= {cproofrefereed,jmkrefereed},
  File		= {/Users/jklymak/Zotero/storage/ZUKY9TV2/Fisheries and
		  Oceans Canada et al. - 2025 - Ocean Gliders for Planning
		  and Monitoring Remote Canadian Pacific Marine Protected
		  Areas.pdf}
}

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