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How ocean-going vessels respond to mandatory dynamic speed restriction zones aimed at protecting whales
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DOI：10.1016/j.marpol.2026.107224.png)
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• Vessels make only minor compensations for speed limits implemented for whale conservation. • Conservation strategy to protect large whales had no unintended risk increase. • Some vessels ignored dynamic measures in favour of static slow speed. • Vessels travelled slower (≤ 0.5 knots) approaching or departing a speed restriction.
Keywords:
Conservation
Dynamic management
Anthropogenic threat mitigation
North Atlantic right whales
Automatic Information System
Vessel strike
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