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This book looks at the complex relationship between climate change, tourism, oceans, and coastal communities, with a focus on the small island states of the Caribbean. Together with the three other volumes in this collection, it provides a current picture of the state of coastlines and waters in the Caribbean region, including how they support local communities through marine resources and tourism, the impacts of climate change on tourism as well as on ecosystems and coastal communities, and how tourism both contributes to and can potentially help mitigate climate impacts.