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Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency annual report and accounts 2006-2007: Scottish Executive Papers 88 2007 by Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency, 2007-12-20
Ecosystem-based fishery management : a report to Congress (SuDoc C 55.302:F 53/9) by U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, 1999
Low-interest loans and the markets for limited entry permits in the Alaska salmon fisheries (CFEC report) by Jonathan M Karpoff, 1983
Report to the Government of Jamaica on the inland fisheries by Shimon Tal, 1954
Report to the government of Indonesia on marine fishery biology (FAO report) by T. H Butler, 1959
Report to the government of Burma on inland fisheries development (Expanded Technical Assistance Program FAO report) by S. W Ling, 1955
Report to the government of Kenya on the sea fisheries of Kenya, June-July 1958: Based on the work of J.A. Crutchfield (FAO report) by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1958
Marine Fisheries Agency annual report and accounts for the financial year ended 31 March 2006 by Marine Fisheries Agency, 2007-02-12
Report of participation in FAO/Fiji Government Fisheries Rehabilitation Programme, Fiji, 22 March to 8 May 1983 by L. B Chapman, 1984
Biennial report to the President of the United States Federal Agency implementation of Executive Order 12962 - Recreational Fisheries : highlights of accomplishments for fiscal years (SuDoc I 49.1/8:) by U.S. Dept of Interior,
Hydroacoustic and fishing surveys for walleye pollock (Theragra Chalcogramma) in Dixon Entrance and northern Hecate Strait, January 22-February 9, 1979 ... report of fisheries and aquatic sciences) by Frederick Henry Carlyle Taylor, 1981
Catches and escapements of Pacific salmon in British Columbia, 1965-1975 (Canadian data report of fisheries and aquatic sciences) by K. V Aro, 1977
Midwater trawl tows and catches made on C.G.S.G.B. Reed cruise GBR81-2, February 9-20, 1981 and GBR81-4, April 13-24, 1981, Strait of Georgia (Canadian data report of fisheries and aquatic sciences) by L. W Barner, 1982
Midwater tows and catches made on G.B. Reed cruise GBR79-7, off southwest coast of Vancouver Island, October 29-November 16, 1979 (Canadian data report of fisheries and aquatic sciences) by L. W Barner, 1980

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Welcome To The Australian Fisheries Management Authority Website
The Commonwealth statutory authority responsible for the dayto-day managementof fisheries under Commonwealth jurisdiction.
http://www.afma.gov.au/

Extractions: View our ecard to learn about our site's new features 16 September 2005 - Graduate employment and development program 2006 Applications for our 2006 Graduate Employment and Development Program are now being accepted. The Program will commence in January 2006. Closes 7 October 2005 12 September 2005 - Australia boards suspected illegal foreign fishing boat south of Tasmania Australian authorities have boarded and inspected a foreign fishing vessel suspected of operating illegally in the Macquarie Island Exclusive Economic Zone. Joint statement by Minister for Fisheries, Forestry and Conservation - Senator Ian Macdonald and Minister for Justice and Customs - Senator Chris Ellison 8 September 2005 - Trawling the net just got easier Recent updates Ministerial media release - Seven illegal fishing boats arrested
Senator Ethel Cochrane, Progressive Conservative Party
Closure of Cod FisheriesGovernment Support (May 1, 2003). Honourable senators,I rise today to express my concern that the needs of those dependent on the
http://sen.parl.gc.ca/ecochrane/worksenstatement20.htm

Extractions: (May 1, 2003) Honourable senators, I rise today to express my concern that the needs of those dependent on the cod fisheriesliterally hundreds of my peoplehave been overlooked. In the wake of government's decision, a $50-million action plan was announced. Six million dollars of this money will go to study seals to determine, among other things, whether or not seals eat cod. For the people of my province who, according to one media report, represent 92 per cent of those impacted by the decision, compensation will include a $25-million "relief package.'' This essentially translates into make-work projects. I just do not believe in make- work projects. They are merely a quick fix to a much deeper problem. Honourable senators, surely we can agree that make-work projects are not only a waste of public dollars, but an insult to hard-working people like mine, who find themselves in need. It is the equivalent of kicking a strong and proud worker when he is already down. I am appalled by the relief package proposed by this government. There has been no talk of future employment or of any economic development. There has been no mention of what will happen to these people when this relief expires in two seasons.
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Extractions: The 10th anniversary of the first Safe Harbor Agreement was celebrated May 5-6, 2005, at the Pinehurst Resort in the North Carolina Sandhills. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, private landowners, biologists, and conservationists developed the program to manage red-cockaded woodpecker habitat while allowing private and commercial use of resources. Now, more than 325 landowners have enrolled over 3.6 million acres in 17 states in 32 Safe Harbor Agreements. A film, "Safe Harbors Building Habitat on Common Ground," produced to mark the anniversary event, was featured along with companion publications (at right) at the White House Conference on Cooperative Conservation, August 29-31, 2005, in St. Louis, Missouri.

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