There was a mistake in Figure 1 as published. The figure inadvertently excluded the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), Tierra del Fuego and Uruguay. The corrected Figure 1 appears below.
Figure 1
Map of San Antonio Bay and the SAB MPA limits, including the zones distribution within the MPA (adapted from Martín, 2024). Those zones are a Scientific or Strict Reserve (in the management plan shown as Intangible with category I), Managed Reserve (Primitiva, category IV), Natural Landscape (Crítica, category V), Recuperation/Multiple Use (Recuperación, category VIII) and Multiple Use (Intensive Use, category VIII). The rest of the area within the MPA that has not an specific zone highlighted in the map is considered a buffer zone (Amortiguación, category V) (Gobierno de la Provincia de Río Negro, 2014).
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marine protected areas, MPA management, co-design, community engagement, San Antonio Bay, paper parks, festivals, place-based stewardship
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Relano V, Christodoulou S, Carbajal M and Narvarte M (2025) Correction: Community cohesion in the absence of MPA co-design: transforming a paper park in the San Antonio Bay, Argentina. Front. Ocean Sustain. 3:1715031. doi: 10.3389/focsu.2025.1715031
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28 September 2025
Accepted
01 October 2025
Published
14 October 2025
Volume
3 - 2025
Edited and reviewed by
Dorota Kołbuk, University College Dublin, Ireland
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