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Climate change substantially impacts ecological systems. Marine species areshifting their distribution because of climate change towards colder waters,potentially compromising the benefits of currently established Marine ProtectedAreas (MPAs). Therefore, we demonstrate how three case study regions will beimpacted by warming ocean waters to prepare stakeholders to understand how thefisheries around the MPAs is predicted to change. We chose the case studies tofocus on large scale MPAs in i) a cold, polar region, ii) a tropical regionnear the equator, and iii) a tropical region farther from the equator. Wequantify the biological impacts of shifts in species distribution due toclimate change for fishing communities that depend on the Palau National MarineSanctuary, the Great Barrier Reef Marine National Park Zone, and the NorthBering Sea Research Area MPAs. We find that fisheries sectors will be impacteddifferently in different regions and show that all three regions can besupported by this methodology for decision making that joins sector income andspecies diversity.

Projections of Economic Impacts of Climate Change on Marine Protected Areas: Palau, the Great Barrier Reef, and the Bering Sea