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2008
WWF-MedPAN.  2008.  Conclusions of the Workshops of the MedPAN INTERREG IIIC Project 2005-2007 / Conclusions des ateliers de travail du projet INTERREG IIIC MedPAN 2005 - 2007. Abstract
2006
George M-F.  2006.  Contribution . Abstract
Hocking M, Courrau J, Dudley N, Leverington S, Stolton S.  2006.  Evaluating Effectiveness: A framework for assessing management effectiveness of protected areas. 2nd edition. Abstract
Ornat LA, Pérez JJ, Navarro PA, Correas E, Lampreave MD.  2006.  Lignes directrices pour la création et la gestion des aires protégées marines et côtières de Méditerranée. Abstract
Milazzo M, Willis T-J, Anastasi I.  2006.  Recreational fish feeding affects coastal fish behavior and increases frequency of predation on damselfish Chromis chromis nests. Marine Ecology Progress Series. Abstract
2005
Chapagain N-R, Tucker G, Bubb P, Heer DM, Miles L, Lawrence A, Bajracharya S, Nepal R-C, Sherchan R.  2005.  Guidelines for Biodiversity Assessment and Monitoring for Protected Areas. Abstract
WWF-MedPAN.  2005.  Workshop proceedings N°1 : Education and communication in marine protected areas / Actes du colloque : Education et communication dans les aires marines protégées. Abstract
2004
Pomeroy R-S, Watson L-M, Parks J-E.  2004.  How is Your MPA Doing? A Guidebook of Natural and Social Indicators for Evaluating Marine Protected Area Management Effectiveness / Comment va votre AMP? Guide sur les indicateurs naturels et sociaux destinés Abstract
2002
Milazzo M, Chemello R, Badalamenti F, Camarda R, Roggio S.  2002.  The impact of human recreationnal Activities in Marine portected areas : What lessons Should be learnt in the Mediterranean Sea? Marine Ecology. Abstract
2001
Salmona P, Verardi D.  2001.  The marine protected area of Portofino, Italy: a difficult balance. Ocean and Coastal Management. 44 Abstract
2000
EUROPARC, Union IUCNWC.  2000.  Guidelines for Protected Area Management Categories. Abstract