SPC Fisheries Newsletter 99 - Table of contents

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FISHERIES NEWSLETTER #99 (October – December 2001)

Editorial

SPC ACTIVITIES

Fisheries Development Section

Training Section

• Thirteen trainers of women gathered in New Zealand

• New materials on sea safety

• A manual on the co-management of commercial fisheries resources

• In brief

Reef Fisheries Assessment and Management Section

• The DemEcoFish project is making progess

NEWS FROM IN AND AROUND THE REGION

• The contribution of fisheries to the economies of Pacific Island countries

• Bull market in bluefin tuna aquaculture

• Longline moratorium, large vessel area closure proposed for American Samoa

• Sustainable way to harvest sharks

• Indo-Pacific soft corals and sea fans

FEATURE ARTICLES

• New developments in New Caledonia's longline fishery, by Steve Beverly

• Course on alternative approaches to fisheries management: the relevance of co-management, by Peter Van der Heijden

• Clam harvesting, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) and conservation in Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea, by Jeff Kinch

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