|  | National environment monitoring program discussion paper
Author(s): Irvine, I.
Place: Suva (Fiji)
Date: 1989
Notes: The project is in association with the World Conservation Union and Environmental Services Australia
ASFA Keywords: Water resources, Environmental assessment, Environmental conditions, Development projects
Country Collection: Fiji
Abstract: One of the principal tasks to be carried out during the National Environmental Management Program was the development of a program to monitor the health of the nation's water, air and soil resources, and particularly the water resources, since the available evidence suggests that these are most at risk from increasing population, urbanisation and development.
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| | The national fish aggregating device management policy 2002: A management policy for the deployment and use of anchored fish aggregating devices in the Papua New Guinea purse-seine tuna fishery
Author(s): National Fisheries Authority
Publisher: National Fisheries Authority
Place: Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea)
Date: 2002
Notes: The National fish aggregating device managment policy, 2002
ASFA Keywords: Fishery management, Fisheries
Country Collection: Papua New Guinea
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| | National Fisheries Authority: biological Survey Trip Report (23 March - 12 April 2004)
Author(s): Kare, B., Koren, L., Milton, D.
Publisher: Austraila Centre for Industrial Agricultural Research (ACIAR)
Place: PNG
Date: 2004
ASFA Keywords: Shrimp fisheries, Report literature
Country Collection: Papua New Guinea
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| | National shark longline management plan
Author(s): Kumoru, L.
Publisher: National Fisheries Authority
Place: Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea)
Date: 2002 (Updated 27/02/03)
Notes: Fisheries Management Act 1998, section 28
ASFA Keywords: Fishery management, Shark fisheries, Fishery regulations
Country Collection: Papua New Guinea
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| | The National Tuna Fishery Management Plan
Author(s): Ganarafo, R. G.
Publisher: Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources
Place: Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea)
Date: 1999
Notes: Fisheries Management Act 1998. No. 48 of 1998.
ASFA Keywords: Fishery management, Fisheries, Fishery regulations
Country Collection: Papua New Guinea
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| | Natural Resources and Recreation: Chapter 2 Fishing regulation
Date: 199?
Notes: Chapter 2 Fishing Regulation
ASFA Keywords: Fishery regulations, Legislation, Fisheries
Country Collection: Guam
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| | Nauru Aquaculture Development Plan 2005-2010
Author(s): Nauru Fisheries and Marine Resources Authority
Publisher: Secretariat of the Pacific Community
Date: 2005
Notes: Nauru Fisheries and Marine Resources Authority
ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture, Aquaculture regulations, Aquaculture development
Country Collection: Nauru
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| | Niue domestic fishing regulations 1996
Publisher: Secretariat of the Pacific Communtiy
Place: Government of France
Date: 1996
Notes: Approved by the Cabinet, at the Cabinet Chambers, Fale Fono, Alofi this 5th day of March 1996
ASFA Keywords: Fisheries, Fishery regulations, Legislation
Country Collection: Niue
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| | A note on the present marketing situation for marine products in Kiribati and potential for expansion by private enterprise
Author(s): Mees, C. C.
Place: Tarawa (Kiribati)
Date: 1984
ASFA Keywords: Fish, Fishery industry, Shark fisheries
Country Collection: Kiribati
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| | Observations made during trip onboard the South Pacific Commission's tagging vessel 'Te Tautai' with special reference to their implications to pole-and-line fishing vessels in Kiribati
Author(s): Rawlinson, N.
Place: Tarawa (Kiribati)
Date: 1990
ASFA Keywords: Pole-line fishing, Tagging, Tuna fisheries
Country Collection: Kiribati
Abstract: The Tuna and Billfish Assessment Programme (TBAP) of the South Pacific Commission (SPC) is currently undertaking a Regional Tuna Tagging Programme (RTTP) in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean.
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| | Ocean culture of giant clam in Tonga: An aspect of managing giant clam resources (In Fisheries Research Bulletin of Tonga, Volume 4, 1995)
Author(s): Loto'ahea, T., Sone, S.
Publisher: Ministry of Fisheries, Tonga
Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga)
Date: 1995
Notes: pp. 25-30
ASFA Keywords: Clam fisheries, Clam culture, Fishery management
Country Collection: Tonga
Abstract: A series of surveys were conducted to ascertain the present situation of giant clam resources in Tonga. Tridacna derasa was found to be the most exploited species. In order to enhance the T. derasa resource, the ministry's hatchery is producing annually 50,000 seed clams for future release.
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| | Oceanic fisheries management project : national needs assessment
Publisher: Ministry of Fisheries
Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga)
Date: 2004
ASFA Keywords: National planning, Legislation, Marine resources, Fishing industry
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| | 'Ofa' rehabilitation of fishing boat Project: Final Report
Author(s): Fisheries Division
Publisher: Fisheries Division. Department of Agriculture, Forests and Fisheries
Place: Apia (Samoa)
Date: 1991
ASFA Keywords: Fishing vessels, Boats, Cyclones, Damage, Maintenance and repair
Country Collection: Samoa
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| | Onotoa fish resource assessment survey using the underwater visual census technique
Author(s): Kirata, T
Publisher: Fisheries Department. Ministry of Natural Resources Development
Place: Tarawa (Kiribati)
Date: 2000
Notes: Area covered in survey is very high 18% is reasonable. 7.8kg/1000M sq. density for nonfished area is most applicable
ASFA Keywords: Fishery surveys, Surveying underwater, Fishery data
Country Collection: Kiribati
Abstract: On Friday 226 May 2000, a team of three personnel from the Marine Resource Assessment and Monitoring Unit and two from the Engineering Unit visited Onotoa on the RS Tebenebene; the team spent ten days on the island. This team conducted an Underwater Visual Census (UVC) survey on the island's reef.
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| | Operation pattern of fish markets on Tongatapu Island (In Fisheries Research Bulletin of Tonga, Volume 1, 1994)
Author(s): Tulua, S., Udagawa, K.
Publisher: Ministry of Fisheries, Tonga
Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga)
Date: 1994
Notes: pp. 21-28
ASFA Keywords: Surveys, Fishery products, Market research
Country Collection: Tonga
Abstract: One week survey on sales of fisheries products was conducted at Vuna and Faua (road side) fish markets in Nuku'alofa, Tongatapu Island. The largest sale was recorded for Saturday followed by Friday.
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| | Options for the management of the Faua fish market
Author(s): Elsy, R.
Publisher: Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forests
Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga)
Date: 1986
Notes: A report prepared for the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forests
ASFA Keywords: Fishery resources, Market research, Surveys , Fishery development
Abstract: To examine present fish marketing structure, infrastructure plans, programmes and materials available for immediate future fish marketing operations, together with the fish market site at the new Faua harbour, its access and operational design, and the plans for expanding artisanal and industrial fisheries.
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| | Our marine resources
Author(s): Ministry of Fisheries, Tonga
Publisher: Ministry of Fisheries
Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga)
ASFA Keywords: Marine resources
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| | Outer Reef Slope Fishing Survey Report
Author(s): Samoa Fisheries Extension and Training Project
Publisher: Fisheries Division
Place: Apia (Samoa)
Date: 1996
Notes: Western Samoa Fisheries Extension and Training Project
ASFA Keywords: Reef fish, Fishery surveys
Country Collection: Samoa
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| | An overview of activities implemented by the research and management section in 1996/97 and proposed activities for 1997/98.pdf
Place: Apia
Date: 1997
ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture development, Aquaculture statistics, Evaluation, Fish culture
Country Collection: Samoa
Abstract: Aquaculture activities implemented during the 1996/97 period involves the establishment of three demonstration tilapia farms at Chanel College, Moamoa, Letogo and Lotofaga, Safata
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