101. ICRAN Division of Environment and Department of fisheries, government of Fiji.Demographics statistics. Currently there are more than 500 village level collectors http://www.icran.org/SITES/fiji.html

Sustainable management of aquarium harvesting operations in Fiji Download the PDF version of this page (PDF File - 137 KB) Location The islands of Vitu Levu and Vanu Levu, Fiji, central west Pacific. Management Authority Division of Environment and Department of Fisheries, Government of Fiji Demographics statistics Currently there are more than 500 village level collectors in the aquarium industry in Fiji, mostly around Viti Levu. This activity results in significant, and often the only economic input into the relevant villages. The industry generates foreign exchange earnings valued at approximately F$12m annually. The return to the villagers does not necesssarily reflect or track the market value of the product. Safety standards are lax and no safeguards are in place to take care of injured divers. Injuries are often debilitating. Objective/Purpose of the project The major objective of supporting this project under ICRAN is to ensure the sustainability of coral trade industry in Fiji. If this is achieved, coastal communities will be able to share fairly the benefits of a flourishing industry without compromising the health of their ecosystems. Moreover, the Fijian case study will be a demonstration project will be replicable in other Pacific Island Countries engaged in the trade. The Aquarium Industry in Fiji: Fiji is the major exporter of aquarium products, especially coral, in the Pacific outside of SE Asia. Projected exports for coral for the year 2,000 were in excess of 2600,000 pieces. Little information is available on fish and other invertebrate species. Exports of dead stony corals for the curio trade and live rock are also significant. The exportation figures for coral are as followed for the years 2001:

102. NON-GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SOURCES: COASTAL RESOURCES AND MARINE FISHERIES NONgovernment INFORMATION SOURCES COASTAL RESOURCES AND MARINE fisheries NC fisheries Association (PO Box 12303, New Bern 28561; 919/633-2288) A http://www.ibiblio.org/hass/R_3.1.2._non-govt.html

NON-GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SOURCES: COASTAL RESOURCES AND MARINE FISHERIES Albemarle Environmental Association (c/o Carolyn Hess, Box 5349, Hertford 27944; 919/426-9563): Conducts public education, water quality monitoring, environmental permit and policy monitoring, and other activities in northeastern N.C. Promotes strong wetlands protection. Publishes a quarterly newsletter, Soundings, and various fact sheets on rivers. Atlantic Coast Conservation Association (ACCA) (P.O. Box 2623, Wilmington 28402; 910/256-2191): Promotes the protection and enhancement of marine fisheries resources. Represents salt water anglers. Conducts lobbying, public education, and a tag and release tournament. Publishes a bimonthly newsletter, Undercurrents. Bird Island Preservation Society (Bill Ducker, c/o Sue Weddle, 706 N. Shore Dr., Sunset Beach 28468; 910/579-9754): Working toward the preservation of Bird Island, a pristine, privately owned barrier island. Raises funds and grassroots support toward the goal of state ownership and preservation of the island. Publishes a newsletter. Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League (BREDL) (P.O. Box 878, Glendale Springs 28629; 910/982-2691): A network of 24 chapters across N.C., three in Virginia, and some in other southeastern states. Works on a variety of issues, including those specific to coastal areas. Provides sample letters and technical assistance in using Freedom of Information Act and in examining state documents. Conducts research.

103. GOVERNMENT: WATER, FRESHWATER FISHERIES, AND FISHES government WATER, FRESHWATER fisheries, AND FISHES. STATE. NC Department ofEnvironment, Health, and Natural Resources (DEHNR) http://www.ibiblio.org/hass/R_11.1.1._govt.html

GOVERNMENT: WATER, FRESHWATER FISHERIES, AND FISHES STATE: N.C. Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources (DEHNR): Environmental Health Division (P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh 27611-7687; 919/733-2870): Works to protect public health and the environment through regulation, technical assistance, training, and public education on topics related to environmental health. Many of its rules are enforced by local health departments which receive delegation of authority, training, and technical assistance from the Division. Maintains a database of wastewater treatment plant monthly operation reports. On-Site Subsurface Sewage Inspection Section (P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh 27611-7687; 919/733-2895): Regulates sewage systems which discharge underground. Approves plans for systems processing more than 3,000 gallons per day, sites for septic systems, and innovative septic systems. Trains environmental health specialists and wastewater operators. Public Water Supply Section (P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh 27611-7687; 919/733-2321): Works to ensure that the water provided by public water systems is available in adequate quantities and is safe to drink. Regulates contaminant levels in public water supplies; approves construction plans for public water systems, well sites for public water systems, and surface water sources; handles emergencies; and trains waterworks operators. Houses the public water system inventory and maintains a database of public water systems' compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act, which includes information on bacteriological, fecal, inorganic and organic chemical, and radiological contaminant levels.

104. NGO Hits Government Fisheries Trade Position The government plan to liberalize the fishery sector would weaken the domesticfishery industry and increase the prices of fish, a nongovernment http://www.cyberdyaryo.com/press_release/pr2003_1111_01.html

Tuesday, 11 November 2003 Free trade to destroy local fisheries, lead to higher fish prices NGO hits government fisheries trade position Tambuyog Development Center T he government plan to liberalize the fishery sector would weaken the domestic fishery industry and increase the prices of fish, a non-government organization warned yesterday. "Free trade will lead to the influx of heavily subsidized, cheaper fish from other countries," said Arsenio Tanchuling, Executive Director of Tambuyog Development Center. "The local fishery industry cannot compete with the cheaper imports because it is not yet developed and lacks government support," he added. Tanchuling said that the local tuna handline subsector consisting of 20,000 fishers is vulnerable from any future tuna imports. "Even now, many handline fishers have already lost their livelihood due to the smuggling of cheaper Taiwanese tuna in Davao, " he said. Tanchuling noted that the country's present tariff rates of 3-7 percent are already very low and would be further lowered to zero percent as proposed in the draft modalities on fisheries trade of the World Trade Organization. Trade negotiations on fishery products will be discussed under the Non-Agriculture Market Access (NAMA) issues of the WTO. The negotiations collapsed in Cancun, Mexico in September but are expected to be revived in Geneva, Switzerland next month. On the other hand, Tanchuling said that fishery exports would lead to an increase of prices that will make them unaffordable to the low-income ordinary Filipino consumer. This is because increasing exports would lead to overfishing and lower fish supply. "Sooner or later, fish production cannot meet increasing market demand because of the depletion of fishery resources. When the demand exceeds supply, prices will rise and trade will flow toward wealthy consumers in developed countries. Fish will be less affordable and available in the domestic market. The food security of Filipinos will suffer," he said.

105. EUROPA - Fisheries - Related Sites fisheries and Wildlife Biology Colorado State University government. 6.1.Ministries. Ministerium für Land- und Forstwirtschaft, Austria http://europa.eu.int/comm/fisheries/autre/gateway_en.htm

IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE - The information on this site is subject to a and a Shortcuts Welcome aboard What's new ? What is the CFP ? Publications Legislation Press releases Information notes Speeches Call for proposals/tenders Events Related Sites Index Mailbox Related Sites Other sites of the European Commission Other sites of the European Institutions and agencies International and regional organisations Research Institutes ... Sites of Special Interest 1. Other sites of the European Commission EC VETERINARY LEGISLATION CORDIS RESEARCH NEWS CENTRE QUALITY OF LIFE 2000-2006 ... Fisheries DG ENERGY AND TRANSPORT Galileo Programme DG ENLARGEMENT DG TRADE EU, World Trade and WTO SECRETARIAT-GENERAL OF THE COMMISSION CONECCS - Consultation, The European Commission and Civil Society

106. Gadus Associates : Index To List Of Fisheries Sites that are useful to people working in the commercial fisheries sector fishermen,company executives, government fisheries managers, scientists and all. http://home.istar.ca/~gadus/links.html

G adus A ssociates Musquodoboit Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada Your source for information and support in marine fisheries science Gadus Associates' List of Fisheries Web Sites A collection of over 2,500 web sites containing useful information on marine commercial fisheries, fisheries science and fisheries management Jump to the List's Index Introduction to the List The Web contains a lot of valuable information (often too much!) but it also has a lot of useless fluff. Finding the one thing you need can take hours. If your interest is in commercial fisheries, the search services don't help much either: A search for "fish" produces lots of academic material of interest only to biologists, while one for "fishing" finds endless pages full of sport fishing holidays! In contrast, Gadus Associates' list contains an ever-growing collection of links to sites that are useful to people working in the commercial fisheries sector: fishermen, company executives, government fisheries managers, scientists and all. Our list has been deliberately designed to provide rapid access to the one link that you need. There are no "pretty" graphics and no fancy buttons that take longer to load than the information you are after. This may make our list "boring" by the standards of the Web in 1999 but it is nowhere near as boring as waiting for minutes while some fancy frame design crawls through your modem.

107. WWWVL: American Indians - Government Resources Index of Native American government Resources. fisheries and HabitatConservation, US Fish and Wildlife Service; government Benefits http://www.hanksville.org/NAresources/indices/NAgov.html

WWW Virtual Library - American Indians Index of Native American Government Resources on the Internet F requently A sked ... uestions for this site This document must be read before sending any email! Search this site Read the blog by a Navajo physician living in New Orleans. Help victims of Hurricane Katrina. Donate to the Red Cross. The iTunes shop updated again. Finally, some Jim Pepper Stop by The Literacy Site each day and click to donate a book to a childcare center for low income children. General Government Resources Canadian Government Aboriginal Single Window Initiative a partnership by Canada and the Province of Manitoba Atlantic Canada's First Nations Help Desk British Columbia Treaty Negotiations Office Dept. of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada First Nations Forestry Program ... Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services , British Columbia Ontario Native Affairs Secretariat Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples U.S. Government(s) Administration for Native Americans American Indian Environmental Office BLM's Cultural and Fossil Resources and Tribal Consultation Program Bureau of Indian Affairs ... CodeTalk Combined Government Agency Information Source Report to Congress on Environmental Impacts to Native American Lands Dept. of the Interior Workforce Diversity

108. Virginia.gov - The Official Commonwealth Of Virginia Home Page The Official Commonwealth of Virginia web site. The first place to look forinformation on Virginia government, Jobs, and Tourism. http://www.virginia.gov/

Commonwealth of Virginia Wireless Site Text Only Site Web Policy Contact Us ... How to use Live Help Quick Links The most popular link requests from the last 30 days, as reported by the Virginia.gov search engine. Birth Certificates Department of Motor Vehicles Virginia Maps Hurricane Katrina Virginia Responds to Hurricane Katrina Check the Virginia Department of Emergency Management for more information on the response to Hurricane Katrina GovBenefits and Hurricane Relief Efforts Virginia eGovernment Understanding Your Government Read our Fall eNewsletter or subscribe to receive it in your inbox Online SWAM (Small, Women, and Minority) Certification Watercraft registration renewal Check employee driving records for insurance purposes with the Virginia.gov DMV online service Search for the services you need Shop 4 Science at the Science Museum of Virginia Health Professionals Online License Renewals Buy your hunting and fishing licenses online from the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Virginia Government News Additional Press Releases Visit Virginia More Tourism Information Governor Mark Warner Governor Warner's Web Site and Contact Page Emergency Notifications A new window will open for the dynamic links below: All Notifications and Hurricanes/Tropical Storms Information Virginia Weather Enter your zip code to get your local weather: use our feedback page , or write to: Virginia.gov 1111 East Main St Suite 901 Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 786-4718 Toll Free: 1-877-4VA-EGOV (1-877-482-3468)

109. Nova Scotia Government (full text); Province to Support Salt Fish Initiative; August 12, 2005 The provinceis government. Office of the Lieutenant Governor Premier s Office http://www.gov.ns.ca/

@import url('stylesheets/rightcol.css'); @import url('http://www.gov.ns.ca/stylesheets/backgrounds.css'); Premier John Hamm Year of the Veteran Enjoy Summer Safely ... See the Nova Scotia Museum's Mi'kmaq Portraits. Wednesday, September 21, 2005 Come to spectacular scenery, internationally recognized educational institutions, a competitive business climate, and a dynamic arts and culture environment. It's all just a click away. Latest News Releases Construction to Start on New Port Clyde Bridge September 21, 2005 Construction will start Monday, Sept. 26, on a new bridge at Port Clyde, on the Lighthouse Route (Route... ( full text 2005 Order of Nova Scotia Recipients Announced September 21, 2005 A public administrator, a musician, and a World War II veteran are among five Nova Scotians being recognized... ( full text Province Transfers Land to Stellarton September 21, 2005 Stellarton will have more land available for recreational and economic development purposes thanks to... ( full text McNabs and Lawlor Islands Management Plan Approved September 20, 2005

110. DJC.COM: Smaller Cities Face Real Challenge From ESA, Provided By Seattle Daily The looming June deadline for the National Marine fisheries Services' requirement to provide specific protections for salmon and steelhead, many local governments are actively working on plans to respond to the new rules. http://www.djc.com/news/enviro/11005408

Home Search Subscriptions Site Map ... Contact Us March 14, 2000 Smaller cities face real challenge from ESA By BENN BURKE Adolfson Associates, Inc. With the looming June deadline for the National Marine Fisheries Services’ requirement to provide specific protections for salmon and steelhead, many local governments are actively working on plans to respond to the new rules. Unlike previous federal directives, the National Marine Fisheries Service is fostering a bottom-up approach to the latest round of salmon protection by setting regulations that favor locally developed approaches over top-down federal regulation. Local responses to the federal governments requirements, termed the 4(d) rulemaking process after the section of the Endangered Species Act that requires the added protections, are being spearheaded by the Tri-County coalition. Tri-County is composed of the governments of Snohomish, King and Pierce counties, ports, tribes, local cities and environmental and industry groups. The Tri-County plan is based on several platforms, four of which are directly related to land use and development. These include salmon-friendly comprehensive planning, heightened controls on some development, improved agricultural practices, and adequate enforcement of new and existing regulations. The Tri-County 4(d) Rule Framework was released for public comment in late January and is expected to be sent to the National Marine Fisheries Service late this month. While the Tri-County 4(d) Rule Framework makes significant strides toward the development of a regional salmon recovery plan, it leaves the actual implementation of the plan up to participating local governments. Although this effort to empower local decision makers is to be commended, the lack of specific implementing regulations may leave many local governments in a difficult position. For the three counties and larger cities, implementation of the plan will mean changing responsibilities and shifting staff, but the real challenge will lie in implementing the proposed salmon protection measures in the region’s small and medium-sized cities. In contrast to the dozens of environmental scientists, planners and permit specialists who work for King County, most small cities in the Tri-County region have only one or two planners, who already have their hands full keeping up with the demands of development review.

111. Marine Fisheries Review Contents Online contents of Journal with articles available in pdf format for download.Publication of NMFS Scientific Publications Office. http://spo.nwr.noaa.gov/mcontent.htm

U.S. Dept. of Commerce / NOAA / NMFS Scientific Publications Office Articles in the Marine Fisheries Review are available in PDF format, at the links below, from volume 60, number 1 (1998) to the most recent published issue. Note that photos that appear in color online generally are not in color in the printed issues. For information on viewing and troubleshooting PDF files, please see below Volume 66 (2004) Volume 65 (2003) Annual Index Volume 64 (2002) Annual Index Volume 63 (2001) Annual Index Volume 62 (2000) Annual Index Volume 61 (1999) Annual Index Volume 60 (1998) Viewing PDFs: To view an article in PDF you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you have not already installed a viewer you can temporarily leave the National Marine Fisheries Service web site and download this software from the Adobe Home Page . This program will use approximately 2.5 megabytes of hard disk space. Please note that reference to trade names or commercial firms does not imply endorsement by the National Marine Fisheries Service. Also please be aware that files may be large and graphic-intensive and may be slow to display. Having problems viewing files?

112. Prince Edward Island: Agriculture, Fisheries And Aquaculture Agriculture, fisheries and Aquaculture The Official Website of the Governmentof Prince Edward Island, Canada. Please read our Copyright and Privacy http://www.gov.pe.ca/af/

Government InfoPEI Business Jobs ... Visitors Guide InfoPEI People News Tourism Images Statutes Hansard Official Website Gov. Home Contact Us Government Business ... Printer Friendly View Agriculture, Fisheries and Aquaculture HOME GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES Hon. Kevin MacAdam Minister Terri Wood Administrative Assistant Mary F Burge Executive Assistant Wayne J. Hooper Deputy Minister Bonnie Dewar Administrative Assistant Wayne MacKinnon Communications Officer Fifth Floor, Jones Building 11 Kent Street, P.O. Box 2000, Charlottetown, PEI Visit Our Website Telephone: (902) 368-4880 Facsimile: (902) 368-4857 Divisions Corporate and Financial Services/ Agriculture Resource Division/ Strategic Planning and Measurement/ Fisheries and Aquaculture/ Online Resources Index of Programs, Services, Licenses and Permits Agriculture, Fisheries and Aquaculture Website Island Focus Video Features Ministerial Disclosure Recent News Releases SHELLFISH INDUSTRY AWARDS PRESENTED Open Farm Day Set For September 25 Seeking a Cleaner Spud Workshop Explores Concept of Value Chain MORE NEWS RELEASES This Month This Year Last Year Recent Publications Annual Report 2003, Prince Edward Island Marketing Council

113. Prince Edward Island: Government Guide Index of Provincial government buildings. Departments. * Agriculture, Fisheriesand Aquaculture * Office of the Attorney General http://www.gov.pe.ca/government/index.php3

Government InfoPEI Business Jobs ... Visitors Guide InfoPEI People News Tourism Images Statutes Hansard Official Website Gov. Home Contact Us Government Business ... Printer Friendly View Government Guide HOME Legislative Assembly Elections PEI Premier's Office ... Executive Council General Contact Information Province of Prince Edward Island P.O. Box 2000 Charlottetown, PE Canada C1A 7N8 Tel: (902) 368-4000 Fax: (902) 368-5544 Email: island@gov.pe.ca The day-to-day administration of the Province is carried out by nine departments and a number of boards, commissions and agencies. Each department is overseen by a member of Executive Council , which is led by the Premier and supported by Executive Council Office Index of departments, divisions and sections Index of agencies, boards and commissions Index of Provincial Government buildings Departments Agriculture, Fisheries and Aquaculture Office of the Attorney General Community and Cultural Affairs Development and Technology ... Transportation and Public Works To locate specific government employees, or a list of employees in a particular department, use our Government Telephone and Email Directory . For a comprehensive directory of available printed materials, consult our

114. Defra, UK: Re-direct To Defra Website The functions of the Ministry of Agriculture, fisheries and Food have been takenover by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs whose http://www.maff.gov.uk/

The functions of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food have been taken over by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs whose website is at www.defra.gov.uk You should be redirected shortly to Defra's website. If this does not happen, please click here

115. RIDEM-Directions To Division Of Fish & Wildlife-Wakefield How to Get to DEM s Fish Wildlife Headquarters Stedman government Center (map)4808 Tower Hill Road Wakefield, RI 02879 Phone (401) 7893094 http://www.dem.ri.gov/contact/fw.htm

Home Contact Us Fish and Wildlife Main Page Marine Fisheries Center, Jamestown ... Great Swamp Wildlife Management Area and Target Range Stedman Government Center ( map 4808 Tower Hill Road Wakefield, RI 02879 Phone: (401) 789-3094 Fax: (401) 783-4460 From the North: Follow Interstate 95 South to Exit 9, Route 4 South Follow Route 4 South to Route 1 South Stay on Route 1 South for approximately six miles, Stedman Government Center is on left side of highway From the South: Follow Interstate 95 North to Exit 3, Route 138 East Follow Route 138 East to Route 1 South Stay on Route 1 South for approximately three miles, Stedman Government Center is on the left side of the highway Fort Wetherill in Jamestown 3 Ft. Wetherill Road Jamestown, RI 02879 Phone: (401) 423-1920 Fax: (401) 423-1925 From the North: Follow Interstate 95 South to Exit 9, Route 4 South Follow Route 4 South to Route 1 South Take the Newport Bridges Exit, follow Route 138 across the Jamestown Bridge, then follow directions "From the West" (below) From the West: Coming off the Jamestown Bridge follow Route 138 to the Jamestown exit (last exit before the toll booths for Newport's Pell Bridge).

116. Florida Fish And Wildlife Conservation Commission, Division Of Freshwater Fisher Other links take you to government and nongovernment agencies involved withfisheries, to educational sites, and to related private and commercial sites. http://floridafisheries.com/

Ask FWC Fishing Hunting Licenses ... Freshwater Fishing Rules and Regulations -text of the 2004-05 Florida Sportfishing Regulations Summary, with links to commercial rules, statutes and the Florida Constitution. Fishing License Information details about license types (including lifetime and 5-year), who needs them and how to obtain one instantly via phone or the web. Your fees support conservation. Fish Facts information on freshwater fish commonly caught by anglers, including identification, anatomy, life history and angling tips. There is a list of Florida freshwater fish (with photos), and info on threatened and prohibited species. Fishing Tips beginning and intermediate tips on fishing for some of Florida's premier freshwater fish. Fishing Forecasts and Fishing Site Locator describes many of the premier fishing areas in Florida, by region, species, or alpha-order, with quarterly fishing forecasts and interactive maps. Questions and Answers about Fisheries this area attempts to answer some frequently answered questions, such as "what is a slot limit?" and "how can I manage a farm pond?" Boat Ramps Access FWC-owned boat ramps from a map or county list and get detailed routing directions and local weather reports. Information on boating safety and boating tips are provided.

117. Fishing In Alberta - Alberta Sustainable Resource Development Location Alberta government Sustainable Resource Development Fish and If you are interested in fishing a specific game fish, click the Game Fish http://www3.gov.ab.ca/srd/fw/fishing/

Contact Us Search Location: Alberta Government Sustainable Resource Development Fish and Wildlife Fish in Alberta Fishing in Alberta Last Update/Review: August 11, 2005 Fish Identification Hot Links! Provide input Draft Strategy for the Management of Competitive Fishing in Alberta Careful fish handling techniques can help more fish survive after being released 2005 Alberta Guide to Sportfishing Regulations available ... A Fish Conservation Strategy for Alberta (PDF, 3.5 Mb) Welcome to Alberta's adventures in sportfishing. From the clear-water lakes of the north, through the streams and lakes of the mountains, to the rivers and lakes of the parkland and prairie, Alberta is blessed with a wide variety of fishing opportunities. This site is designed to help you plan your Alberta fishing trip. If you are interested in fishing a specific game fish, click the Game Fish button in the left frame. If you are interested in fishing a specific area in Alberta, click the Fish Management Zones button.

118. Ministry Of Natural Resources Publications Note For additional hunting information visit the Fish Wildlife Menu However, the government of Ontario assumes no responsibility and Users of this http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/pubs/pubmenu.html

central site feedback search site map Search MNR Sites MNR Sites select a link Aviation and Fire Fish and Wildlife Lands and Waters Ontario Parks Ontario's Forests Science, Info and Tech Youth Programs Bears Camping Crown Land Fire Fighting Fishing Forests Rabies Rare Species Water Resources MNR Offices MNR Store Renew Outdoors Card Reserve a Campsite Location: MNR Home Ministry of Natural Resources Publications Biodiversity Hunting Wildlife Fishing ... General The following publications are free to download. MNR produces many other publications which are available at a cost. Please visit the MNR Store website for a complete listing. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these Portable Document Format (or PDF) publications. NOTE: WINDOWS users: To save a copy for printing, right-click on the link and "Save Target as" to your hard drive. MACINTOSH users: Hold-click on link "Save Target Link As...". BIODIVERSITY Note: For additional information about biodiversity, visit the Biodiversity section of this web site. Protecting What Sustains Us: Ontario's Biodiversity Strategy 2005 (Size: 1.9 Mb)

119. Government Of Yukon - Department Of Environment - Fish And Fish and Wildlife Information. government of Yukon Departments Environment Fish and Wildlife Branch Fish and Wildlife Information http://www.environmentyukon.gov.yk.ca/info.html

Advanced Search Contact Us Site Map Fran§ais ... Fish and Wildlife Branch > Fish and Wildlife Information Fish and Wildlife Information Please use the links on the right to find information on specific fish, amphibian and mammal species, those at risk, and more. Worth Exploring! Wildlife viewing Wondering where to see wildlife? Visit our wildlife viewing pages for the latest tips and guides. Fish Stocking and Transfers National Code on Introductions and Transfers of Aquatic Organisms. Porcupine Caribou Herd Satellite Collar Project Learn about the movements of Barren-ground Caribou in northern Yukon. Partner websites Yukon Co-operative Fish and Wildlife Management A co-operative effort with the Yukon Fish and Wildlife Management Board. Species management guidelines Management plans First Nation Traditional Territories and Settlement Areas Yukon Fishing website Information to help you plan your next Yukon fishing trip. Angler's guide to stocked lakes Also, be sure to visit our Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping pages For more fish and wildlife information... Contact the Fish and Wildlife Branch Additional Links Yukon Special Interest Porcupine Caribou Herd Satellite Collar Project Taiga Net Yukon Fishing FrogWatch Yukon Yukon Agencies Yukon Co-operative Fish and Wildlife Management Yukon Fish and Wildlife Management Board Wildlife Management Advisory Council Porcupine Caribou Management Board ... Yukon Outfitters Association Federal Sites Environment Canada Canadian Wildlife Service Species at Risk in Canada Stewardship Canada ... Fisheries and Oceans Canada Fish and Wildlife Contents

120. Province Of Manitoba | Manitoba Water Stewardship | Fisheries Branch Manitoba fisheries mandate is to ensure sustainable use of the fisheries resource . One such program, the Manitoba fisheries Enhancement Initiative has http://www.gov.mb.ca/conservation/fish/

Sustainable Fisheries Teacher's Resource Tools (Grades K-S2) Hook/Cook Series: Barbecue Bullheads Burbot Canning ... Guidelines Fish Enhancement Initiative (FEI): Program Annual Report Application Form Stamp Competition Species at Risk: English French Transfers Code: English French Stocking: 2002 Final 2003 Final 2004 Final Subsistence Fishing ... Bait Fish Guide Aquaculture: Intensive Guide Trout Farming Manitoba Operations Framework: Overview Flow Chart Fisheries Act (F14) Manitoba Fisheries ... Regulations Harvest Schedule: English French Rec. Fish Schedule: English French The Fisheries Act (F90): ... Loadslip Reg. Fisheries Inspection: Act (F12) Regulation Freshwater Fish Marketing ... Fish Mobile Fishing Hats: Walleye Northern Pike Channel Catfish Fish Tale ... Flippr PDF files require Acrobat Reader 5.0 Manitoba Fisheries mandate is to ensure sustainable use of the fisheries resource. Management programs are developed to provide the greatest benefits to Manitobans, by maintaining or enhancing fish populations and habitat, monitoring harvest and habitat alterations, and allocating resources for the best return. Manitoba's 100,000 lakes cover approximately 17% or 101,600 km2 of its surface area. In addition, rivers, streams and marshes are home to important fish habitat. Healthy fish habitat provides sustainable benefits to sport, commercial and domestic users throughout the province.

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