61. MedBioWorld: Aquaculture Associations Associations and Organizations American fisheries associations American Society of Icthyologists and Herpetologists American Tilapia Associations http://www.medbioworld.com/cgi-bin/displaycontents.cgi?table=bio&type=Associatio

62. Community Policing In The Portland Bight Protected Area, Jamaica. (+Français)(+ getting the fishers to prepare their own fisheries management regulations using the local fisheries associations and the Fisheries Management Council. http://www.csiwisepractices.org/?read=450

63. Large Pelagics Research Center Complimentary research also includes studies of the movements and oceanographic and fisheries associations of sea turtles and basking sharks. http://www.largepelagics.unh.edu/

Skip to Content Find it Fast This browser does not support Cascading Style Sheets. Home Personnel Grants Research Lab ... Links REWARD Large Pelagics Research Center Human activities and climate change have impacted large pelagic species such as the tunas, marlins, sharks and sea turtles, yet their highly migratory habits and long lifespan have limited our ability to develop best management strategies. The UNH Large Pelagics Research Center is a center for excellence established through partnership between the University of New Hampshire (UNH) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ( NOAA ) through the National Marine Fisheries Service ( NMFS ). The Center is dedicated to addressing these limitations by developing the scientific information, technology and integrated approaches necessary to support the development of effective ecosystem-based management strategies for large pelagic species in the northwest Atlantic Ocean. The key elements of the Large Pelagics Center include the UNH Large Pelagics Research Lab , directed by lead scientist, Dr. Molly Lutcavage, a Competitive Grants Program in large pelagics research and two Education Initiatives . Organizationally, these efforts are closely coordinated with the Southeast and Northeast Centers of the National Marine Fisheries Service and guided by an

64. Official Report * 1635 * Number 061 (Official Version) The Fisheries Council of Canada is a trade association representing provincial fisheries associations in Atlantic Canada and Ontario. He told us http://www.parl.gc.ca/37/1/parlbus/chambus/house/debates/061_2001-05-14/han061_1

Several witnesses appeared before the committee and said that there would be duplication and that there would be a new structure. The government wants to duplicate even within its own bureaucracy. We are wondering how consistently this bill will be applied. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans and the Department of the Environment are both involved in the protection of the environment. When I talk about duplication inside the federal government, I am referring to these two departments. How can we accept such a bill when several witness have told us there will be inconsistencies in the way it will be applied and in the management of marine conservation areas? A number of witnesses told us that this made no sense. Among those appearing before the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage was the vice-president of the Fisheries Council of Canada. The Fisheries Council of Canada is a trade association representing provincial fisheries associations in Atlantic Canada and Ontario. He told us: If there's a need for legislation to establish marine conservation areas, it is our view that such legislation should be incorporated into the recently passed Oceans Act under the responsibility of the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans and administered by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. It is simply inefficient—

65. Invitation 30101 The seminar is also intended for fisheries associations and other NGOs – as well as researchers and experts in the area of fisheries policy. http://www.eipa.nl/activities/04/30101_2Feb/en/invitation.htm

Invitation Programme Registration Information Seminar The New Common Fisheries Policy (CFP): Towards Sustainable Management and a Profitable Fisheries Sector? organised by the European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA) INVITATION Maastricht, November 2003 Dear Madam /Sir, The European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA) is pleased to announce the seminar "The New Common Fisheries Policy (CFP): Towards Sustainable Management and a Profitable Fisheries Sector?" . This event will be held in Maastricht on 2 - 3 February 2004 . The working language of the seminar will be English. The new Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) entered into force on 1 January 2003. The framework regulation is in place, but several main elements have still not been finally decided on, and while others have not yet been presented in a final draft. Please find attached the provisional programme, general information and registration form. We would be most grateful if you could circulate this information among any other persons who may be interested in this seminar. The deadline for applications is 15 January 2004. Further and up-to-date information related to this event can also be found on our web site [

66. Protecting Oceans 'would Benefit World's Poor' - SciDev.Net Justin LeBlanc of the International Coalition of fisheries associations, a network of national associations, says the study is overly simplistic . http://www.scidev.net/News/index.cfm?fuseaction=readNews&itemid=1433&language=1

67. IIFET 2000 Alphabetical Speakers List - "W" John Ward, National Marine Fisheries Service, Maryland, USA Commercial Salmon Fisherman; Pacific Coast Federation of fisheries associations, Oregon, USA http://oregonstate.edu/dept/IIFET/2000/speakersw.html

Microbehavior and Macroresults PRESENTERS Please contact us if you presented a paper and do not see your name here, or if your paper does not appear as you expected. Please contact us with any corrections! A B C D ... V W X Y Z Mathias W. Wafula , Fisheries Dept., Kenya Socio-economic Impact of Aquaculture Support Programmes on the Communities in the Lake Victoria Basin of Kenya Anne M. Wakeford , Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Florida Marine Research Institute, USA Fisheries Buybacks, An Appropriate Solution to Conservation? John B. Walden , National Marine Fisheries Service, Northeast Fisheries Science Center, USA Measuring Capacity of the New England Otter Trawl Fishing Fleet Rosemary Wander , Department of Nutrition, University of North Carolina, USA Do We Go Rancid After Eating Fish? Stanley Wang , National Marine Fisheries Service, Massachusetts, USA An Analysis of US Sea Scallop Management Policy John Ward , National Marine Fisheries Service, Maryland, USA Opening Speaker Capacity, Excess Capacity, and Fisheries Management Session organizer: Innovations in Fishery Managment: Sustainable Mandates - Devovling Institutions Benno Warkentin , Department of Crop and Soil Science, Oregon State Univ., USA

68. SPC - SPC Bycatch Awareness Materials Reach Indonesian Fishermen The Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) Fisheries Newsletter is published fisheries associations, as well as regional Fisheries Departments. http://www.spc.int/coastfish/Sections/training/sig/sig22_en/sig22_p03_1.htm

SPC / CPS Home Marine Resources Division Oceanic Fisheries Reef Fisheries Observatory ... Search Coastal Fisheries Programme Home Publications Meetings Sections ... Countries Contact cfpinfo@spc.int SPC/CPS BP D5, 98848 Nouméa Cedex 95 Promenade Roger Laroque, Anse Vata New-Caledonia / Nouvelle-Calédonie Tel.: +687 26.20.00 Fax: +687 26.38.18 Fisheries Education and Training INFORMATION BULLETIN Number 22 - June 2005 Produced by the Fisheries Training Section, Marine Resources Division, SPC with financial assistance from the Government of France and Australia. Contact: B.P. D5, 98848 Noumea Cedex, New Caledonia. Fax: (687) 263818; E-mail: spc@spc.int SPC bycatch awareness materials reach Indonesian fishermen Return to content The SPC awareness campaign on the bycatch of turtles during tuna longlining is taking a new turn with the translation of the ”Guidelines for Safely Releasing Hooked Turtles” in Bahasa. This work is part of a project coordinated by the World Wildlife Fund’s Indonesia office, and is aimed at enhancing the collection of bycatch information (mainly on turtles) from tuna fisheries in the West Papua area. This Indonesian version of the SPC guidelines (initially produced in English and French) will be printed on laminated cards, for use onboard fishing vessels. SPC’s Fisheries Training Section will receive 200 copies of the cards for distribution to Indonesian longline vessels, operating in SPC’s region (principally in Micronesian countries and Papua New Guinea).

69. Suomi.fi - Organisations F-I of Finnish Enterprises ; Federation of Finnish fisheries associations Finnish fisheries associations ; Federation of Finnish Insurance Companies http://www.suomi.fi/english/society_and_citizens/civic_organisations_and_interes

Text version Suomeksi Feedback Site map ... Help Index: A-Z Public sector officials Municipalities Agencies and public bodies ... Civic organisations and interest groups Organisations F-I Organisations F-I Family Federation http://www.vaestoliitto.fi/in_english/ [ Family Federation ] Federation of Finnish Enterprises http://www.yrittajat.fi/sy/home.nsf/www/english [ Federation of Finnish Enterprises ] Federation of Finnish Fisheries Associations http://www.ahven.net/english/index.php [ Federation of Finnish Fisheries Associations ] Federation of Finnish Insurance Companies http://www.vakes.fi/english/ [ Federation of Finnish Insurance Companies ] Federation of Mother and Child Homes and Shelters http://www.ensijaturvakotienliitto.fi/English2/etusivueng.htm [ Federation of Mother and Child Homes and Shelters ] Federation of the Hard of Hearing (FFHOH) http://www.kuulonhuoltoliitto.fi/sivu.php?artikkeli_id=36 [ FFHOH ] Federation of the Visually Impaired http://www.nkl.fi/yleista/english.htm [ Federation of the Visually Impaired ] Federation of Unemployment Insurance Funds http://www.tyj.fi/?site=2

70. Press Releases - Commissioner Fischler: " Saving Fishermen's Jobs Demands Effect Commissioner Fischler told UK fisheries associations that the Commission had taken up their ideas http//europa.eu.int/comm/fisheries/policy_en.htm http://www.cec.org.uk/press/pr/pr02/pr0209.htm

The European Commission Representation in the United Kingdom Press releases About us A-Z Feedback Info ... Search 10 June 2002 Commissioner Fischler: " Saving fishermen’s jobs demands effective reform of fisheries policy" "I am convinced that it is more socially responsible to do everything that can be done to reduce fishing of stocks that are under threat, even if this inevitably means a smaller fleet, than doing nothing but just watch fishermen lose their jobs for lack of fish to catch. Inertia is costing 8,000 EU fishermen their jobs every year. How many more jobs must we lose before we say 'enough is enough' and take the necessary measures to restore fish stocks to levels that will ensure the sustainability of our fisheries? The reform will deliver a smaller but more economically and socially viable sector while helping fishermen who leave fishing find alternative jobs", Franz Fischler, Commissioner for agriculture, rural development and fisheries, said in London today, where he was presenting the Commission's proposals for the reform of the CFP. Mr Fischler cited the example of the east coast of Canada, where the collapse of the cod stocks had deprived tens of thousands of fishermen of their jobs. He said that decision-makers could expect no thanks from those losing their livelihoods because they had failed to tough it out by taking the necessary measures before it was too late.

71. The Week In Europe - 14 June 2002 Commissioner Fischler told UK fisheries associations that the Commission had The subject of the chat will be The Reform of the Common Fisheries http://www.cec.org.uk/press/we/we02/we0221.htm

The European Commission Representation in the United Kingdom The Week in Europe About us A-Z Feedback Info ... Search WE/02/21 - 14 June 2002 The Week in Europe News from the Commission New Head for European Commission Representation in the UK Franz Fischler, Commissioner for agriculture, rural development and fisheries, was in London this week to meet with the UK Fisheries Minister, Elliot Morley, and to present the European Commission's proposals for the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy to representatives of the UK fisheries industry. Speaking at a press conference the Commissioner said: "I am convinced that it is more socially responsible to do everything that can be done to reduce fishing of stocks that are under threat, even if this inevitably means a smaller fleet, than doing nothing but just watch fishermen lose their jobs for lack of fish to catch. Inertia is costing 8,000 EU fishermen their jobs every year. How many more jobs must we lose before we say 'enough is enough' and take the necessary measures to restore fish stocks to levels that will ensure the sustainability of our fisheries? The reform will deliver a smaller but more economically and socially viable sector while helping fishermen who leave fishing find alternative jobs". Mr Fischler cited the example of the east coast of Canada, where the collapse of the cod stocks had deprived tens of thousands of fishermen of their jobs. He said that decision-makers could expect no thanks from those losing their livelihoods because they had failed to tough it out by taking the necessary measures before it was too late. "Cod stocks in the North Sea, west of Scotland and in the Irish Sea and hake in these areas and to the south of Ireland and eastern Channel, which are important to the UK fishing sector, are on the verge of collapse. We must urgently reduce the fishing effort applied to these and other overexploited stocks.

72. Tides Foundation | Tides Rapid Response Initiative National Fisheries Solidarity (NAFSO) is a small nongovernmental a network of fisheries associations from eight administrative districts of Sri Lanka. http://www.tidesfoundation.org/rr_grantees.cfm

Bridging the Economic Divide Death Penalty Mobilization Fund Native Communities Program ... Tides Voter Action Fund Rapid Response Fund Grantees The Rapid Response Fund has made the following grants: All India Movement Aim for Seva AIM for Seva's primary goals are to establish economic, social, and cultural strength within all of India by: working with government bodies, and national and international funding organizations, to ensure that funds are utilized specifically for their earmarked programs; consolidating efforts for social change through collaboration with other like-minded, non-governmental organizations in the voluntary sector; establishing and training rural and urban volunteers throughout the country; and ensuring preservation of cultural customs and practices that support healthy living within rural and tribal lifestyles. A Partner Grant with the Geographic Expeditions Fund at the Tides Foundation funded All India Movement for Seva's general tsunami relief work. Andhra Pradesh Girijana Sevak Sangh Andhra Pradesh Girijana Sevak Sangh is a social service agency formed with the primary aim of working to uplift the fisherfolk and tribal communities of Prakasham District.

73. A Glut Of King Salmon Keeps Prices Down The Pacific Coast Federation of fisheries associations (PCFFA), said there were 5700 commercial fisherman in 1985. Today, there are less than 1000 with only http://www.ptreyeslight.com/stories/aug15_02/salmon.html

Point Reyes Light - August 15, 2002 A glut of king salmon keeps prices down By Ivan Gale His wish came true. Though it was a hard-fought battle, Fletcher was ultimately the victor. In the aftermath he explained the fish wasn’t going to get away, no matter what, as the young enthusiast said he was "too strong" to let the 44-pound salmon get away. Fish abound The seas have been so abundant with King salmon –a different variety than the stocks of Coho that spawn in West Marin watersheds– that "sport boats were coming in at nine in the morning with limits of fish," said fish and game marine biologist Mark Heisdorf. "The fish are just everywhere along the coast," Moore said. "This year a fleet could catch fish all over." Local "day boat" commercial fishing operations, headquartered in Drakes Bay or Bolinas, this season have caught, on good days, an average of 20 fish. One fisherman, on a good streak, brought in 170 salmon over a four-day stretch this summer. Economy of scale Prices embarassingly low Prices have rebounded slightly in the later summer months, current conditions are making the remaining active fishermen question whether the fishery holds a future for them. "The price is just embarrassingly low," said Churchman.

74. ENB @ UNICPOLOS Sixth Session, New York; June 6-10, 2005 International Coalition of fisheries associations ViceChair Patrick McGuinness indicated that the fishing industry is moving to reduce its environmental http://www.iisd.ca/oceans/icp6/jun07.html

@import url(http://www.iisd.ca/oceans/icp6/style.css) Sixth Session of the Open-ended Informal Consultative Process on Oceans and the Law of the Sea Earth Negotiations Bulletin - ENB Daily Web Coverage English French Spanish HTM PDF TXT HTM PDF TXT HTM PDF TXT Curtain Raiser 06 June 07 June 08 June 09 June 10 June UNICPOLOS Summary 13 June 14 June 15 June GMA Summary To view PDF files, you will need the free Adobe Reader Trawling and Turtles Top Tuesday Talks at UNICPOLOS-6 On Tuesday, delegates to the sixth meeting of the UN Informal Consultative Process on Oceans and the Law of the Sea (UNICPOLOS-6 or Consultative Process) reconvened in the Discussion Panel on fisheries and their contributions to sustainable development. In the morning, presentations were made on recent developments. In the afternoon, delegates addressed commercial and large-scale fishing. Above, Alfonso Ascencio of Mexico confers with Co-Chair Philip Burgess before the morning session. Tuesday, 7 June Discussion Panel on Recent Developments Robert Ovetz of the Sea Turtle Restoration Project asked about connections between high seas Marine Protection Areas (MPAs) and protection of sea turtles.

75. ENB @ UNICPOLOS Sixth Session, New York; June 6-10, 2005 In the afternoon, a Discussion Panel on fisheries and their contribution to the International Coalition of fisheries associations asked about possible http://www.iisd.ca/oceans/icp6/jun06.html

@import url(http://www.iisd.ca/oceans/icp6/style.css) Sixth Session of the Open-ended Informal Consultative Process on Oceans and the Law of the Sea Earth Negotiations Bulletin - ENB Daily Web Coverage English French Spanish HTM PDF TXT HTM PDF TXT HTM PDF TXT Curtain Raiser 06 June 07 June 08 June 09 June 10 June UNICPOLOS Summary 13 June 14 June 15 June GMA Summary To view PDF files, you will need the free Adobe Reader Sixth Informal Consultative Process Sails Into New York The sixth meeting of the UN Informal Consultative Process on Oceans and the Law of the Sea (UNICPOLOS-6 or Consultative Process) opened on Monday, 6 June 2005, at UN headquarters in New York. Delegates convened in a Plenary session in the morning and afternoon, addressing organizational matters and exchanging views on areas of concern and actions needed. In the afternoon, a Discussion Panel on fisheries and their contribution to sustainable development was held. Monday, 6 June Opening Juan Manuel Gomez-Robledo of Mexico proposed amending the agenda to indicate that the Consultative Process will forward "issues" rather than "recommendations" to the General Assembly. Holger Martinsen of Argentina expressed support for the amendment proposed by Mexico.

76. Japan Whaling Assoc. -JWA NEWS No.9- The International Coalition of fisheries associations (ICFA) adopted a resolution calling on the International Whaling Commission (IWC) for termination of http://www.whaling.jp/english/news/0404_02.html

77. The New York State Federation Of Lake Associations Information about a variety of topics related to water quality, fisheries, and ecosystem health in this state's lakes, reservoirs, ponds, and other surface water resources. http://www.nysfola.org/

"Diet for a Small Lake" The present printing of this long standing Lake Manual is out of stock !. A new and up to date version is presently being compiled and should reach the printers this fall and be available for lake users by mid winter. Please contact the Office to put your name on the list for this publication. Do you have a question ? Ask Dr. Lake NYSFOLA P.O. Box 84 LaFayette, NY 13084 Phone/Fax 1-800-796-3652 E-Mail www.nysfola.org History of NYSFOLA The New York State Federation of Lake Associations, Inc. (NYSFOLA) was founded in 1983 by a small consortium of lake associations concerned about a variety of problems facing their lakes. Water quality was of concern to nearly all of the lakes, and there was little information available on methods to combat the increasing presence of aquatic invasive species. With the assistance of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, NYSFOLA spearheaded the development of the Citizens Statewide Lake Assessment Program. This model statewide volunteer lake monitoring program has since served over 200 New York State lakes, and it remains an important part of NYSFOLA’s mission: “To protect the water resources of New York State by assisting local organizations and individuals through public dialogue, education, information exchange and collaborative efforts.”

78. Michigan Fisheries Resource Conservation Coalition A nonprofit organization founded by several well-established associations with a long-standing interest in the natural resources of this State. http://www.mfrcc.com

MICHIGAN FISHERIES RESOURCE CONSERVATION COALITION "Preserving Michigan's Fisheries" The Michigan Fisheries Resource Conservation Coalition is a non-profit organization founded by several well-established associations with a long-standing interest in the natural resources of this State. The Coalition's Board presently consists of representatives of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce, the Michigan Council of Trout Unlimited, the Grand Traverse Area Sport Fishing Association, the Hammond Bay Anglers Association, the Burt Lake Preservation Association, the Walloon Lake Trust and Conservancy and the Blue Water Sportfishing Association. Several other organizations participate on a less formal basis. The Coalition's goal is to provide a strong voice for the fair and reasonable management of Michigan's fisheries and other natural resources. The Coalition brings together recreational and business interests for a common purpose, to protect the State's fishery and natural resources upon which so many of us rely. The Coalition's stated purposes: To be a strong voice for the equitable co-management of Michigan's fisheries to insure that conservation principles remain in the forefront.

79. Fisheries.co.uk - A Guide To Coarse And Game Fishing In The England And Wales Information about fisheries, match diary and results, holidays, shows and associations in England and Wales. http://www.fisheries.co.uk/

Going fishing? Click on the map for the latest weather outlook Rated best UK coarse fishing website by 'The Sunday Times' ... ... ... ..."A very well-presented guide to coarse fishing in the UK" - Daily Telegraph Demand for our free Fisheries.co.uk seat or tackle box stickers has been such that we have been cleaned out. However, we do have some car window stickers which are very similar but with the words 'Catch us on the Net with Fisheries.co.uk'. Printed in blue on a white background, the stickers measure 20.5cms wide by 6.5cms deep. To obtain one simply e-mail your name and address to info@fisheries.co.uk and put the words 'Window Sticker' in the subject line. It couldn't be simpler! New - fisheries in Lincolnshire, Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, Essex and Worcestershire Oham Lakes Lincolnshire What Oham Lakes lacks in size it makes up for in quality. Three pools offer smaller silver fish to 30lb carp plus there's a tackle shop, cafe, toilets, shower and facilities for caravans and tents. Wildmoor Waters Gloucestershire A two-lake specimen carp and coarse fishery, Wildmoor Waters is available on both membership and day-ticket basis. With fish to over 30lbs there are also quality roach, perch, tench and crucians. Groby Fishing Lakes Leicestershire Three nicely matured and attractive lakes offering good sized carp, tench, bream, perch and monster crucians. A lovely venue which will particularly appeal to the purist.

80. Malaspina University-College - Fisheries Department Aquaculture associations and Organizations; Aquaculture and fisheries Education and Training in Canada; Aquaculture and fisheries Education – MUC Student http://www.mala.ca/fisheries/links.htm

Pic[0] = 'links_02.jpg' Pic[1] = 'links_03.jpg' Pic[2] = 'links_01.jpg' Links Aquaculture Associations and Organizations Aquaculture and Fisheries Education and Training in Canada Aquaculture and Fisheries Education – MUC Student Exchange Programs BC Shellfish Growers and Seed Suppliers ... US Pacific Northwest Shellfish Growers and Seed Suppliers Aquaculture Associations and Organizations Alaska Shellfish Growers Association Aquaculture Association of Canada Aquaculture Without Frontiers British Columbia Shellfish Growers Association ... World Aquaculture Society Aquaculture and Fisheries Education and Training in Canada Alberta University of Alberta Department of Biological Sciences British Columbia Bamfield Marine Sciences Center British Columbia Institute of Technology BCIT Fish Processing and Harvesting Technology Program University of British Columbia ... Department of Biology Manitoba University of Manitoba Faculty of Science Biology Zoology New Brunswick New Brunswick Community College (St. Andrews)

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