Public Process and the Creation of a Marine Protected Area at Race Rocks, British Columbia.

Abstract
The creation of a marine protected area in British Columbia is a political process that must reconcile the wants of several jurisdictions and interests. One forum for consultation and reconciliation is a consensus process, where individuals representing differing interests engage in long-term, face-to-face discussions, seeking agreement on strategy, plans, policies, and actions.

LeRoy, S., 2002. Public Process and the Creation of a Marine Protected Area at Race Rocks, British Columbia.Master’s Thesis. School of Community and Regional Planning, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C.Race Rocks: From Ecological Reserve to Marine Protected Area: FER Newsletter, Spring 2003: by Sean LeRoy –

Sean Leroy, Master's Thesis , School of Community and Regional Planning, UBC, 2002