Dataset extent

Effectiveness of Table Mountain National Park Marine Protected Area project (2017-2021)

Intertidal rocky shores are the most accessible marine habitats and therefore heavily impacted by harvesting. In recent years, they have also been increasingly invaded by alien species, which compounds the effects of harvesting on rocky shore community composition and functioning. Recent survey data, combined with historical data from 1970, were used to assess temporal changes over the intervening period in rocky shore communities at two sites (Wireless Point and Wireless Island).

Data and Resources

This dataset has no data

Additional Info

Field Value
Last Updated June 6, 2024, 13:29 (UTC)
Created June 6, 2024, 13:29 (UTC)
Language
contactInfo contact details: email: nbaliwe@dffe.gov.za
downloadURL https://repository.saeon.ac.za/index.php/s/PzfgExZEQ3ysGKK
harvest_object_id 52f9722a-4f2e-4e97-adbc-b272fdd0f8d2
harvest_source_id 53d89a76-20d6-4ee6-acb9-8b1b33058887
harvest_source_title MIMS
individualName Ndiviwe Baliwe
organizationName Oceans and Coastal Research, Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE);
positionName role: Scientist;
role principalInvestigator
spatial {"type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [[[18.25, -34.204], [18.372, -34.204], [18.372, -34.122], [18.25, -34.122], [18.25, -34.204]]]}
xmax 18.372
xmin 18.25
ymax -34.122
ymin -34.204