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"This study clearly shows that communities with a direct stake in preserving healthy fisheries around reefs can often serve as the best managers and p

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serve as the best managers and police to protect these areas from overfishing," said WCS biologist Dr. Tim McClanahan, the study's lead author. "Governments wishing to establish marine protected areas can learn a valuable lesson that communities must see some benefit of closures to ensure their participation and adherence to the rules."