Cover -- Marine Tourism, Climate Change, and Resilience in the Caribbean, Volume II: Recreation, Yachts, and Cruise Ships -- Contents -- Foreword and Acknowledgments -- Key Definitions -- List of Acronyms -- Map of the Caribbean -- CHAPTER 1: Introduction by Kreg Ettenger -- CHAPTER 2: Marine Recreation -- Overview-Major Types of Marine Recreation: Climate Change Impacts and Responses by Mark J. Spalding and Luke Elder -- Case Study 2.1 Connecting with Nature and Community to Create Lasting Change: The Bodhi Surf + Yoga School, Costa Rica by Travis Bays and Shengxiao Yu -- Case Study 2.2 Linking Marine Recreation and Marine Protected Areas: A Marine Scientist and Lifelong Diver's Point of View by Rick MacPherson with Kreg Ettenger -- Case Study 2.3 Sport Fishing and Diving at Turneffe Atoll, Belize: Sustaining Resources through Marine Recreation by Martha Honey and Kreg Ettenger -- CHAPTER 3: Caribbean Yachting and Marinas in an Era of Climate Change -- Overview-Battening Down the Hatches: Yachting, Marinas, and Sustainability by Martha Honey -- Case Study 3.1 Planning Marinas for Uncertain Futures: Environmental Design and Social Sustainability by Esteban L. Biondi -- Case Study 3.2 The Future of Grenada's Yachting Sector: Addressing the Climate Change Challenge by Robin Swaisland -- Case Study 3.3 Tyrell Bay Marina, Carriacou, Grenada by Martha Honey -- CHAPTER 4: Cruise Tourism -- Overview-Cruise Ship Holidays and Climate Change: The Lure of Playgrounds at Sea by Martha Honey -- Case Study 4.1 Environmental Impacts of Cruise Tourism by Julia Lewis -- Case Study 4.2 How are Cruise Lines Addressing Sustainability and Climate Change? A Look at Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. by Samantha Hogenson -- Case Study 4.3 Climate Change and Cruise Tourism in Cozumel, México by Kennedy Obombo Magio and Elisa Guillén Arguelles.

CONCLUSION: Marine Tourism, Climate Change, and the State of the World's Oceans by Mark J. Spalding -- Contributing Authors -- Index -- Ad Page -- Back Cover.