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A Fisheries Management System in Crisis: The Eu Commom Fisheries Policy Oxygen transport in salmon spawning media (Completion report / Institute of Water Resources, University of Alaska) by Ronald A Johnson, 1980 Career Report Wildlife and Fisheries Career Opportunities Salad Onions (Reference book / Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food) by Agricultural Development and Advisory Service, 1982-10 Artificial Seawaters: Formulas and Methods by Joseph P. Bidwell, Stephen Spotte, 1985-01 Feds resort to violence (over Burnt Church lobster fishery).: An article from: Wind Speaker by Paul Barnsley, 2000-09-01 First Nation attempts to control own fishery.: An article from: Wind Speaker by Cheryl Petten, 2000-06-01 Fishery ban lifted.: An article from: Wind Speaker by Roberta Avery, 2000-02-01 West coast fishery is in disarray.: An article from: Wind Speaker by David Wiwchar, 1998-09-01 Oceanic Sovereignty and the Law of the Sea: Fishery-Based Conflicts by Rudy L. Hightower, 1997 World Fishing (Understanding Global Issues) by Jonathan Bocknek, 2003-08 Chile: An entry from UXL's <i>Junior Worldmark Encyclopedia of the Nations</i>

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41. Media Releases - Pacific Salmon Fisheries Are In Trouble - November
    The future sustainability of the Pacific salmon fisheries will depend not The chapter fisheries and Oceans – Pacific Salmon Sustainability of the  
    http://www.oag-bvg.gc.ca/domino/media.nsf/html/99pr20_e.html
    
    Extractions: (Expected at 2 p.m. on 30 November 1999) Ottawa, 30 November 1999 "The Pacific salmon fisheries are in trouble," said Denis Desautels. "Catches have declined overall, but the commercial catch has plummeted. The long-term sustainability of fisheries is at risk. Fisheries may be subject to closure in the short term, to allow stocks to recover." The Report underlines that the challenge for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans is to conserve existing stocks and rebuild those that are at low levels, while maintaining the viability of the fisheries. It says that the Department has finally taken the first steps to meet the challenge by developing a sustainable policy framework. It has taken a conservation-based approach to fisheries management and is testing selective fishing methods and gear. It is also implementing special programs such as fleet reduction and restructuring. However, important obstacles remain that need urgent attention:

42. Media Releases | Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA)
    This week, staff from the Honiarabased Pacific Islands Forum fisheries Agency (FFAi), fisheries management media Releases Public  
    http://www.ffa.int/taxonomy/term/34
    
    Extractions: @import "misc/drupal.css"; @import "modules/taxonomy_context/taxonomy_context.css"; @import "themes/kaimai/style.css"; Search Our Website home books forums search Media Releases Home For public information on FFA activities look no further than the media releases section of this website. Media releases are displayed in date order with the latest briefs at the top of the page. FFA Director-General Feleti Teo today announced that a delegation of FFA member country fishery department representatives would be attending the sharing the fish conference to be held in Western Australia in February 2006. Mr Teo said "allocation of access to tuna resources will be a major topic of debate at the Pohnpei based Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission over the next few years and it is imperative that our members are well positioned to take part in that debate" read more Media Releases Public

43. Media Releases | Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA)
    For public information on FFA activities look no further than the media releases The Pacific Islands Forum fisheries Agency (FFAi) Seminar Series is a  
    http://www.ffa.int/taxonomy/term/34?from=5

44. Fisheries - Global Public Media
    Global Public media Content Related To fisheries . Interviews Daniel Paulyspeaks with Julian Darley (14 January 2003 Water fisheries Resource  
    http://www.globalpublicmedia.com/topics/fisheries

45. Australian Government Department Of Agriculture, Fisheries And Forestry
    Department of Agriculture, fisheries, Forestry Australia Ministers Home The Department Contacts. Outputs Biosecurity Australia media Releases  
    http://www.daff.gov.au/
    
    Extractions: Ministers Home The Department Contacts Outputs Biosecurity Australia About Biosecurity Australia - our work international framework and contact details Biosecurity Australia - Animal Biosecurity Biosecurity Australia - Biosecurity Development and Communication ... Australian Government Drought Assistance Select by subject area... Agribusiness Animal and Animal Products Australian Plague Locust Commission Biotechnology Chemicals (agvet) Crops Dairy and Dairy Products Data Export Farm Help Fisheries and Aquaculture Food Forestry Import Land and Water Pests and Diseases Plants and Weeds Research and Development Rural Industries Leadership Salinity Trade Tenders Select by specialist area... AGRIBIZ Agriculture Advancing Australia AAA Industry Partnerships AAA Rural Financial Counselling Service Australian Bureau Agriculture and Resource Economics Animal Health Committee (AHC) Australian Plague Locust Commission Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Biosecurity Australia Bureau of Rural Sciences Indigenous People in Rural Industries Intensive Livestock and Game Landcare Levies and Revenue Service Meat and Livestock Quota Management and Statistics National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality National Forest Inventory Australia National Residue Survey New Industries Development Program Quota Administration Regional Forest Agreements

46. Fisheries And Marine Sciences
    BRS s fisheries and Marine Sciences program provides scientific advice on Australia’s Fishery Status Reports 200203 and media Release Striped Marlin  
    http://www.daff.gov.au/fisheries_marine
    
    Extractions: Ministers Home The Department Contacts Outputs Biosecurity Australia About Biosecurity Australia - our work international framework and contact details Biosecurity Australia - Animal Biosecurity Biosecurity Australia - Biosecurity Development and Communication ... Contact Us SCIENTIFIC ADVICE DAFF Home Scientific Advice HOME Fisheries and Marine Sciences BRS Home About BRS Publications Subscriptions ... Search The Fisheries and Marine Sciences Program provides scientific advice on Australia’s marine ecosystems and the sustainable harvesting of fish stocks. Activities include the publication of reports on the status of Commonwealth fisheries and marine resources; collaboration with regional agencies in managing high seas fisheries; research into target and bycatch species; assessments of fish stocks and fisheries management; analysis of human interactions with the marine environment; and management of national fisheries information systems. The Program also covers modelling and Geographic Information System (GIS) applications, impacts from other industries, and international fisheries issues. Dr John Kalish

47. Media Release: Legal Victory For Fisheries Act
    media RELEASE. Legal victory for fisheries Act This decision maintains thefisheries Act as the strongest legislation protecting against water  
    http://www.sierralegal.org/m_archive/pr04_05_13.html
    
    Extractions: May 13, 2004 KINGSTON, ON - In a unanimous decision, the Ontario Court of Appeal has upheld the effectiveness of Canada's most important water pollution prevention legislation, the federal Fisheries Act. The decision, released late yesterday, re-affirmed the standard for enforcement of the Act, which will assist water pollution prosecutions across the country. "This decision maintains the Fisheries Act as the strongest legislation protecting against water pollution in Canada," said Sierra Legal Defence Fund lawyer Robert Wright. "The Act is "preventative" or "precautionary" at its core, which is a theme that other municipalities have picked up in making the connection between the health of our environment and the health of our citizens." The decision is the culmination of a court process begun in 1997 as a private prosecution by a concerned citizen, Janet Fletcher. Crown prosecutions followed in the fall of 1997 and the proceedings have progressed through the courts jointly. "This has been a long haul," said Ms. Fletcher. "It's all been worth it because the appeal court has upheld this important legal tool that enables strong enforcement of the Fisheries Act and a high standard of environmental protection. It can continue to be used to effectively to battle pollution at this site and others like it."

48. Media Release: Judge's Decision On Dragging: Fisheries Minister, Not Courts, Mus
    media RELEASE. Judge s decision on dragger fishing fisheries Minister, notcourts, must protect fish habitat. August 19 2004. HALIFAX, NS Late last week,  
    http://www.sierralegal.org/m_archive/pr04_08_19.html
    
    Extractions: August 19 2004 HALIFAX, NS - Late last week, a Federal Court Judge released her decision in a case launched by the Ecology Action Centre (EAC) to protect fish habitat from destruction caused by dragger fishing. The Judge upheld arguments put forward by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) that the Department acted within its powers when it permitted dragging to occur on Georges Bank, off the southwest coast of Nova Scotia. "We at the EAC and our great legal team from Sierra Legal Defence Fund are deeply disappointed," said Mark Butler of EAC. "We began this case in 2001 because we wanted a sustainable fishery, and nothing that DFO presented in this three-year process has provided evidence that dragging isn't destructive to fish habitat and to the productivity of the fisheries. The Minister's silence speaks volumes about the government's total lack of integrity and leadership on this matter." The Judge based her decision on matters relating to the powers of the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans and the lack of a direct link between an order allowing the opening of Georges Bank to fishing and the resulting damage to fish habitat from dragging. She also dealt with the issue of whether Section 35 of the federal Fisheries Act applies to fishing. However, she made no ruling on the question the groups specifically wanted to address: is DFO facilitating the destruction of fish habitat in contravention of the Fisheries Act by allowing dragging?

49. Florida Sea Grant - Fisheries - Publications & Media
    Florida Sea Grant is a state wide University based program of coastal research,education, and extension.  
    http://www.flseagrant.org/program_areas/fisheries/fisheries_pm.htm
    
    Extractions: This guide is currently out of print. Loan copies are available without charge through the National Sea Grant Library . For current reef information please visit Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Provides a guide to locations and characteristics of more than 200 permitted artificial reefs constructed for fishing and diving purposes in Florida's coastal waters. Locations are given by longitude-latitude coordinates, Loran C coordinates, and distance from the nearest land projectory. Also provides depth of reef and type of material used. View PDF SGEB 011 Fisheries Biology for Everyone Hand-lettered manuscript presents fisheries biology in an informal way, bringing to life information useful to any user of living marine resourcesparticularly fishermen. Includes definitions of fisheries management terminology, development of a life history of fish, and the concept of stock assessment. Can also be used in secondary school level marine biology courses. References are included. View PDF SGEB 025a

50. NRDC Natural Resources Defense Council - Media Center
    The media center contains our latest press releases and the Expert Finder, fisheries agencies have used many of the same defective approaches when  
    http://www.nrdc.org/media/default.asp
    
    Extractions: Our Expert Finder is a guide to the NRDC's environmental experts and the issues that they cover in their work. To arrange for interviews with or comments from any of our lawyers, scientists and analysts, please contact the appropriate press officer (listed following the expert's name). If you are not a member of the press, please write to us at nrdcinfo@nrdc.org or see our contact page Current Press Releases New Bush Fisheries Bill Flouts Recommendations by President's Own Oceans Commission Arctic Refuge Coalition Prepares For Unprecedented Citizen Action Day As Katrina Oil Spills Mount, Congress Calls for More Coastal Drilling California Gasoline Waiver Will Increase Air Pollution, Says NRDC ...

51. Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries And Parks - Disc Golf
    Mississippi Department of Wildlife, fisheries and Parks The LivingstonPerforming arts and media Center provides theater seating for 600 people with a  
    http://www.mdwfp.com/Level2/Parks/LivingstonArtCenter.asp
    
    Extractions: Livingston Performing Arts and Media Center Livingston Performing Arts and Media Center The Livingston Performing arts and Media Center provides theater seating for 600 people with a lobby, public restrooms, auditorium, sound and light production rooms and dressing rooms. The professional stage has a 3,200-square foot

52. Abare Media Release
    ‘Over the past twenty years fisheries management has focused on maintaining thenumber and scale of Maree Finnegan, media Coordinator on (02) 6272 2260  
    http://www.abareconomics.com/pages/media/outlookreleases/OL23fishmanagement.htm
    
    Extractions: browse search home about us ... Your questions OUTLOOK 05 media contact Maree Finnegan mfinnegan@abare.gov.au Webmaster Site index ... Privacy 20 April, 2005 2 March 2005 Improvements in fisheries management necessary Dr Tom Kompas, Senior Economist with ABARE, stated that by implementing rights based management regimes and aiming at maximum economic yield, fishery managers can improve profits to Commonwealth managed fisheries while protecting the fish stock. Dr Kompas told the conference that management regimes that attempt to extend the amount of resources devoted to the fishery beyond maximum economic yield only generated a fishery with too many boats and low profits. Speakers at the session Fisheries Management: Improving Outcomes , included: Dr Tom Kompas, Senior Economist, ABARE Dr Keith Sainsbury, Senior Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO Marine Research Richard McLoughlin, Managing Director, AFMA For further information contact: Peter Gooday, Manager, Natural Resources Management, ABARE on (02) 6272 2138 Maree Finnegan, Media Coordinator on (02) 6272 2260

53. Department Of Fisheries And Aquaculture
    fisheries Home, Government Home The following media materials are availableregarding FPI s Income Trust Transaction.  
    http://www.fishaq.gov.nl.ca/fpi/
    
    Extractions: FPI's Proposed Income Trust Transaction Navigate Our Site! Fisheries Home Government Home Aquaculture Consumer Tips Contact Us Departmental Information Education Facilities/Vessels FAQs Feedback Fisheries Diversification Industry Overview Legislation Marketing Minister's Message News Releases Processing Licensing Programs/Services Publications/Reports Quality Assurance Recipes Related Sites Site Map Statistics

54. Media Releases - Macdonald
    Senator the Hon Ian Macdonald Minister for fisheries, Forestry and Conservation,Banner boat, Budget media Releases 2005. 10 May 2005 DAFF05/088MJ  
    http://www.mffc.gov.au/releases/
    
    Extractions: (To ensure we respond with information relevant to your area.) Comments: Media Releases 2005 21 September 2005 DAFF05/187M Seven illegal fishing boats arrested 19 September 2005 DAFF05/186MJ Indigenous employment boost in forest industry ... New members for fishing rights review panel 30 August 2005 DAFF05/170M Over $40 million for impacts of reef RAP 25 August 2005 DAFF05/169M Technology Helps Timber Company Move Forward ... Northern prawns as good as it gets 29 July 2005 DAFF05/147M Dodgy dealers beware as seafood hotline begins 29 July 2005 DAFF05/146M Forestry cooperation needed between Australia and New Zealand ... July 13 deadline for places on the Young Farmers Forum (as Acting Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister) 5 July 2005 DAFF05/126M Major boost for new animal welfare strategy

55. Media Release Homepages - Australia.gov.au
    media Release Homepages; Subscribe to the Government media Release Service media Campaigns Minister for Agriculture, fisheries and Forestry  
    http://www.australia.gov.au/media-sites
    
    Extractions: @import"/styles/screen.css";@import"/styles/site.css"; @import"/styles/print.css"; australia.gov.au Your connection with government Skip Navigation Search: Advanced Search Graphical web browsers will display link icons beside each hypertext link. Examine the link title to see the equivalent information in non-graphical browsers. Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Portfolio

56. TIPSHEET: Gulf Of Mexico Fisheries Threatened-Unlikely Alliance Fights Bush Admi
    Environmental media Services Washington, DC. Friday, 5 August 2005 Proposed for an area known to fisheries scientists as the “Fertile fisheries  
    http://www.ems.org/nws/2005/03/30/tipsheet_gulf_of
    
    Extractions: Liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals pose a developing threat to commercial and recreational fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. While LNG is continually touted by the Bush administration as a critical part of our nation’s energy future, a growing and diverse group of fisheries scientists, commercial and recreational fishing groups, environmental and conservation organizations, and concerned citizens are opposing facilities proposed by the world’s largest oil and gas corporations. Imported natural gas, shipped to the U.S. in a liquefied form, needs to be warmed to be “re-gasified,” and then delivered to the existing gas pipeline infrastructure. Seven of the 22 facilities proposed for the Western Gulf intend to use an open-rack vaporizer, or open-loop system, running Gulf seawater through radiator-like racks. One terminal alone could use up to 200 million gallons of Gulf water a day to “re-gasify” the natural gas. The drastic temperature change and physical damage caused by the process will destroy fish eggs and larva by the billions. Proposed for areas that are considered essential fish habitat for a vast range of Gulf sea life, fisheries managers from the National Marine Fisheries Service, the Gulf States Marine Fish Commission and the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council are unified in their opposition to the use of the open-loop system.

57. Fish Conservation Coalition Hails Senator Boxer’s Fisheries Reform Measures
    “Improving our fisheries management is a critical component to restoring thehealth of our Environmental media Services 1320 18th Street NW 5th Floor  
    http://www.ems.org/nws/2005/06/09/fish_conservatio
    
    Extractions: Fisheries Reform Measures as Visionary California Senator’s Bill Would Promote Ecosystem-based Management, Ocean Governance Reform, and Fish Habitat Protection WASHINGTON – A broad coalition of fishermen, environmentalists, marine scientists, and aquariums gave its enthusiastic support for bold legislative measures introduced today by U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.). The National Oceans Protection Act of 2005 seeks to increase the profile of the oceans to the highest levels of government, coordinate government actions affecting the oceans, and reform management of the nation’s coastal waters and their resources. “Thanks to Senator Boxer, Congress can begin developing the kind of thoughtful and effective management structure that our oceans desperately need and greatly deserve,” said Lee Crockett, executive director of the Marine Fish Conservation Network (Network), the largest national coalition solely dedicated to promoting sustainable fishery management. “Improving our fisheries management is a critical component to restoring the health of our oceans, and we are pleased that this visionary bill includes requirements for creating a thriving future for our ocean fish and our fishing communities that depend on those resources.”

58. EU Reporter - EU Media Center Categories
    fisheries. media Center Index » fisheries 2004 fisheries compliance scoreboard“Member States must do better . The European Commission has published  
    http://www.eureporter.co.uk/mediacenter/list.cfm?cid=24

59. Media Releases - APEC Oceans Ministers Meeting To Highlight
    You Are Here Home News and media News Releases APEC Oceans Ministers Harnessing the economic value of fisheries and other marine resources while  
    http://www.apec.org/apec/news___media/media_releases/240705_oceansminsmeetgsept0

60. News Room - NSW DPI - Fisheries
    Environmental assessments and fishery management strategies For all fisheriesmedia enquires phone the media Unit on 8289 3949 or 0438 247 571.  
    http://www.fisheries.nsw.gov.au/general/News_Room
    
    Extractions: Search Fisheries: Home Aquaculture Aquaculture Homepage Extension Services ... Home For all fisheries media enquires phone the Media Unit on: 8289 3949 or 0438 247 571. 22 July 05 - DPI project to help save Trout Cod 21 July 05 - Snowy anglers happy with trout catches 20 July 05 - NSW Government committed to protecting South Coast abalone fishery 20 July 05 - Check the rules when planning your fishing trip ... 1 Apr 05 - Know your aquatic reserve fishing rules Last Updated: September 7, 2005, 9:48 am

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