|  | Pacific Year of the Coral Reefs: Samoa Country Report Author(s): Skelton, P., Mulipola, A. Publisher: Fisheries Division. Department of Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries and Meteorology Place: Apia (Samoa) Date: 1998 Notes: 1997 - International Coral Reefs Initiative ASFA Keywords: Coral reefs Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | Palani ki hono pule'i 'o e kolo matatahi ko 'O'ua : Vahe Lulunga, Ha'apai Author(s): Department of Fisheries, Tonga Publisher: Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Forests and Fisheries Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga) Date: 2005 Notes: Tonga Fisheries Project of the Department of Fisheries : an AusAID assisted project ASFA Keywords: Fishery management, Fisheries, Resource conservation, Planning Country Collection: Tonga
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|  | Palau Domestic Fishing Laws 2002 Publisher: Bureau of Marine Resources of the Republic of Palau in collaboration with Sectretriat of Pacific Community Place: Koror (Republic of Palau) Date: 2002 ASFA Keywords: Fisheries, Fishery regulations, Legislation Country Collection: Palau
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|  | Palau Domestic Fishing laws 2007 Publisher: Secretariat of the Pacific Community in collaboration with Bureau of Marine Resources (BMR) of the Republic of Palau Place: Koror (Republic of Palau) Date: 2007 Notes: Produced by Information Section of Marine Resources Division of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community in collaboration with Bureau of Marine Resources of the Republic of Palau ASFA Keywords: Fisheries, Fishery regulations, Legislation Country Collection: Palau
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|  | Palau: laws and subsidiary legislation Publisher: FFA? Date: 199? Notes: This compendium reproduced ASFA Keywords: Fisheries, Fishery regulations, Legislation Country Collection: Palau
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|  | Palolo (eunice viridis) rising report Author(s): Tiitii, U; Fepuleai, F. Date: 2013 ASFA Keywords: Coastal fisheries, Landing statistics, Palolo, Surveys Country Collection: Samoa Abstract: Palolo (Eunice viridis) is a species of invertebrate in the Eunicidae family. They live in tropical coral reefs and found in various regions including Indonesia, Vanuatu, Fiji, Samoa and American Samoa.
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|  | Pangaimotu survey report: Pangaimotu reef flat Author(s): Nakaya, S. Date: 2002 ASFA Keywords: Coral reefs, Coral Country Collection: Tonga
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|  | Paper on boatcraft: future operations, ownership, management Date: 1980 ASFA Keywords: Fishing vessels, Boats Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | Papua New Guinea Fisheries Regulations 2005 Author(s): Coastal Fisheries Management and Secretariat of the Pacific Community Fisheries Information Section Publisher: Secretariat of the Pacific Community Place: Noumea (New Caledonia) Date: 2005 Notes: Produced for Papua New Guinea National Fisheries Authority ASFA Keywords: Fishery regulations, Fishery protection, Fishery management Country Collection: Papua New Guinea
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|  | Papua New Guinea's coastal fisheries development plan.pdf Publisher: Fisheries Division, Department of Primary Industry Place: Port Moresby ASFA Keywords: Coastal fisheries, Development plan, Fishery development, Marine resources Country Collection: Papua New Guinea Abstract: Papua New Guinea has one of the longest coastal regions and richest fisheries zones of any country in the world. The offshore islands are amongst the most beautiful in the Pacific and the waters surrounding them have a rich and varied marine fauna.
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|  | The Phoenix Islands Protected Area implementation plan Author(s): Uwate, K. R., Teroroko, T. Publisher: Ministry of Environment, Lands and Agricultural Development, Government of Kiribati Place: Tarawa (Kiribati) Date: 2008 Notes: Phoenix Islands Protected Area ASFA Keywords: Marine Protected Area, Conservation, Ocean affairs, Marine resources Country Collection: Kiribati
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|  | The Phoenix Islands Protected Area management plan, 2008 to 2018 Author(s): Uwate, K. R., Teroroko, T. Publisher: Ministry of Environment, Lands and Agricultural Development, Government of Kiribati Place: Bikenibeu, Tarawa, Republic of Kiribati Date: 2008 Notes: Phoenix Islands Protected Area ASFA Keywords: Conservation, Marine resources, Fishery management, Fishery development Country Collection: Kiribati
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|  | Phoneix Islands Protected Area - stakeholder opinions Author(s): Uwate, K. R., Teroroko, T. Publisher: Ministry of Environment, Lands and Agricultural Development, Government of Kiribati Place: Bikenibeu, Tarawa, Republic of Kiribati Date: 2007 Notes: Phoenix Islands Protected Area stakeholder Opinions ASFA Keywords: Conservation, Environmental protection, Marine resources Country Collection: Kiribati
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|  | Pilot study of the biology of the sandfish in Tonga Author(s): Bobko, S. J. Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga) Date: 1993 Notes: Pilot plan was initiated through a joint Ministry of Lands, Survey and Natural Resources and Ministry of Fisheries project ASFA Keywords: Echinoderm fisheries, Statistical analysis, Fishery development Country Collection: Tonga Abstract: Information gathered from this project to provide the necessary
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|  | Plan for surveillance and monitoring of the marine protected areas of Tonga Author(s): Nakaya, S. Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga) Date: 2002 ASFA Keywords: Marine parks, Fishery protection, Financial management Abstract: To achieve conservation and wise use of coral reefs of Tonga, it is critical to manage MPAs effectively. Since their establishment, the MPAs in Tonga have not been appropriately managed. There has not been organized system for surveillance and monitoring, which is a core part of management of the MPAs.
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|  | Plan of marine food processing in Western Samoa Author(s): Toshihara, T. Publisher: Fisheries Division, Samoa Place: Apia (Samoa) Date: n.d. ASFA Keywords: Food technology, Food fish Country Collection: Samoa Abstract: Fish sausage manufacturing in Japan is attracting world wide attention because of the rapid expansion of the industry, a growth rate that was never expected even by the enterpreneurs.
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|  | PNG national legislation (Interim Version 4): Fisheries Management Act (No. 48 of 1998) Author(s): National Parliament, Papua New Guinea Place: Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea) Date: 2004 Notes: Independent State of Papua New Guinea. Fisheries Management Act 1998 ASFA Keywords: Fishery regulations, Fishery management, Fishery protection Country Collection: PNG
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|  | Post-harvest losses of fish in Western Samoa Author(s): Philip, A. L, Hollyer, J. R Date: 1983 ASFA Keywords: Fish Storage, Fish spoilage Country Collection: Western Samoa Abstract: Of all available protein sources fish is more of the most susceptable to rapid bacterial breakdown, especially in a climate with high humidity and temperature like western Samoa
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|  | Prawn Development Project: Request for foreign aid Author(s): Department of Economic Development Publisher: Department of Economic Development Date: 1976 ASFA Keywords: Prawn culture, Financing Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | Prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergii) Project Place: Apia (Samoa) ASFA Keywords: Prawn culture Country Collection: Samoa Abstract: A commercial prawn farm was initiated in Western Samoa in 1980 under the direction of FAO expert Dan Popper, with the support of the Samoan Government and FAO/UNDP. The project is at Solaua and consists of three earthern ponds in operation, with production of 850 kg per year from 182,000 post-larvae in 1982.
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|  | A preliminary assessment on the spawning season of some selected fishes of Tarawa reef and lagoon Author(s): Taenang, T., Miika, F. Place: Tarawa Date: 1996 ASFA Keywords: Catch statistics, Fishery data, Lagoon fisheries, spawning seasons Country Collection: Kiribati Abstract: This report is based on our preliminary analysis of the data on the catch of some fishermen that were sponsored by the Atoll Research Programme. Our interest is on the spawning season of reef and lagoon fish species.
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|  | Preliminary bottomfish assessment for waters surrounding Savai'i, Western Samoa and the 17-Fathom Bank: Final report Author(s): Crook, M. Place: Pago Pago (American Samoa) Date: 1988 Notes: Report prepared for the Fisheries Division, Department of Agriculture, Forests and Fisheries ASFA Keywords: Stock assessment, Commercial fishing, Catch statistics Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | A preliminary examination of populations of the Kai-koso, Anadara cornea (Reeve) near Suva, Fiji Author(s): Butler, A. J. Publisher: Department of Zoology, University of Adelaide, South Australia Place: Suva (Fiji) Date: 1983 Notes: A report by University of Adelaide to Institute of Marine Resources, Suva Country Collection: Fiji
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|  | A preliminary seed production of green snail (Turbo marmoratus) in Tonga (In Fisheries Research Bulletin of Tonga, Volume 5, 1996) Author(s): Manu, N., Fa'anunu, 'U., Niumeitolu, S. Publisher: Ministry of Fisheries, Tonga Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga) Date: 1996 Notes: pp. 1-12 ASFA Keywords: Gastropod fisheries, Fishery development, Breeding, Rearing Country Collection: Tonga Abstract: Green snail, Turbo marmoratus, is a very important marine resource in the South Pacific Island countries. Although there are suitable habitats in Tonga, this species does not occur naturally.
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|  | Preliminary spawing and larval culture trials for groupers from Guam and Palau Author(s): FitzGerald, W. J; Bauerlein, M; Tamaru, C. Publisher: Department of Commerce, Government of Guam Date: 1993 ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture enterprises, Fish culture, Larval development, Spawning grounds Country Collection: Guam Abstract: Four species of groupers (Plectropomus areolatus, Epinephelus fuscoguttatus, E microdon, and Cephalopholis miniata) were utilized for the investigation into the spawing and larval culture.
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|  | Preliminary survey of the damages by Cyclone Val to the Namu'a ocean nursery Author(s): Samoa Fisheries Division Place: Apia (Samoa) Date: 1992 Notes: Survey undertaken on 5/2/92 ASFA Keywords: Clam culture, Cyclones, Damage Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | A preliminary survey of the proposed Vava'u Southern Islands (Maninita, Taula, Lualolu) protected area Publisher: Tourism Resource Consultants, Wellington Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga) Date: 2001 Notes: A report submitted unaltered by Toursim Resource Consultants and managers for Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade (NZ Government) to Govenment of Tonga for consideration ASFA Keywords: Protected areas, Biodiversity, Recreation Abstract: Maninita and its neighbouring islands of Taula and Lauloli provide a real opportunity to establish a 'protected area' with high to very high biodiversity conservation value.
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|  | The present situation of fisheries in the Tongatapu Island group (In Fisheries Research Bulletin of Tonga, Volume 2, 1994) Author(s): Tu'avao, T., Kava, V., Udagawa, K. Publisher: Ministry of Fisheries, Tonga Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga) Date: 1994 Notes: pp. 27-42 ASFA Keywords: Fishery statistics, Fishing industry, Fisheries development Country Collection: Tonga Abstract: There are three types of fisheries in the Tongatapu island group, namely export oriented fisheries, small scale commerical fisheries and subsistence fisheries. Export oriented fisheries consist of the tuna long line fishery and deep sea bottom line fishery. The small scale commercial fishery consists of the diving fishery, net fishery, fish fence fishery, hand line fishery, trolling fishery and shellfish collecting.
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|  | Present status of fisheries in Western Samoa Author(s): Vaofusi, S. Place: Apia (Samoa) Date: 1992 Notes: Regional Training Course in Coastal Fisheries Development in the South Pacific Region. 15 Nov. - 10 Dec. 1992. ASFA Keywords: Coastal fisheries Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | Present status of giant clam culture in Tonga (In Fisheries Research Bulletin of Tonga, Volume 5, 1996) Author(s): Loto'ahea, T., Sone, S. Publisher: Ministry of Fisheries, Tonga Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga) Date: 1996 Notes: pp. 59-68 ASFA Keywords: Clam culture, Clam fisheries, Stock assessment, Fishery management Country Collection: Tonga Abstract: In recent years, giant clam culture methods have been improved in Tonga as well as in many other countries. The appropriate number of giant clam productinos in the hatchery were sought with the aim of enhancing the giant clam resources in the wild.
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|  | The present status of introduced trochus and green snail in the Tongatapu Island group (In Fisheries Research Bulletin of Tonga, Volume 4, 1995) Author(s): Kikutani, K., Fa'anunu, 'U., Manu, N. Publisher: Ministry of Fisheries, Tonga Place: Nuku'alofa (Tonga) Date: 1995 Notes: pp. 31-36 ASFA Keywords: Marine molluscs, Mollusc fisheries, Fishery development, Surveys Country Collection: Tonga Abstract: Trochus, Trochus niloticus, and green snail, Turbo marmoratus, contribute to the foreign income of the South Pacific Islands countries, however, although there are suitable habitats for them, neither species occurs naturally in Tonga.
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|  | Pre-study on national and international prawn marketing situation of Fiji and Prawns (Fiji) Limited in these markets Author(s): Delaune, J-M., Condon, S. Date: [nd] Notes: 1987 Fiji Aquaculture Symposium ASFA Keywords: Shrimp fisheries, Marketing, Market research Country Collection: Fiji Abstract: It is believed that the technically sophisticated Australian trollers will have a dramatic effect on the natural sea resources; the same scenario will not be observed only in Australia, but also in prawns producing countries such as: South East Asia, India, China, South/Central America, Africa etc.
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|  | Procedures and guidelines for the survey of small craft to comply with the Samoan shipping (small vessel) regulations, 1998 Publisher: Fisheries Division, Ministry of Agriculture, Forests, Fisheries and Meteorology Place: Apia Date: 1998 ASFA Keywords: Fishing vessels, Legislation, Procedures, Shipping Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | A profile of Kiribati fisheries activties 1991 Author(s): Ukenio, T, Teema, T Place: Papua New Guinea Date: 1991 Notes: Fisheries Report at JICA workshop ASFA Keywords: Fishery resources, Fishery development Country Collection: Kiribati
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|  | Profile of village fisheries in Samoa Author(s): Passfield, K., Mulipola, A., King, M. Publisher: Fisheries Division. Ministry of Agriculture, Forests, Fisheries & Meteorology Place: Apia (Samoa) Date: 2001 ASFA Keywords: Artisanal fishing, Fisheries Country Collection: Samoa Abstract: A nationwide household fisheries survey was undertaken in October and Novembe, 2000, to collect subsistence fisheries data and to complete a profile on Samoan village fisheries. The survey covered 1092 households in 66 villages, 40 in Upolu and 26 in Savaii, i.e. a 20% coverage of villages and a 5% coverage of Samoa's households...
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|  | Programme of basic coastal waters fisheries: Surveys 1973 to 1975 Author(s): Travis, W. Publisher: Fisheries Division Place: Apia (Samoa) Date: 1973 ASFA Keywords: Coastal fisheries Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | Programmes and proposals for coral reef management Place: Apia (Samoa) ASFA Keywords: Coral reefs, Resource management Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | Progress report on the green mussel culture project in Western Samoa, April 1983 Author(s): Bell, L., Albert, J. Publisher: Fisheries Division Place: Apia (Samoa) Date: 1983 ASFA Keywords: Mussel culture, Progress reports Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | A proposal by the Fisheries Division to raise the buying prices at its terminals at Lami, Lautoka and Labasa, and to introduce a grading system for fish Author(s): Fisheries Division Publisher: Fiji Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Date: [nd] ASFA Keywords: Fishery economics, Pricing, Marketing, Fish grading Country Collection: Fiji
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|  | Proposal to establish a tilapia (freshwater fish) demonstration fish farm in Western Samoa Publisher: Fisheries Division Place: Apia (Samoa) ASFA Keywords: Tilapia, Fish culture, Financing Country Collection: Samoa
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|  | Protected invertebrates of Fiji Author(s): Department of Fisheries Publisher: Ministry of Fisheries and Forests Place: Suva (Fiji) ASFA Keywords: Species extinction, fishery developments, Protected resources Country Collection: Fiji
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|  | Purchases of fish and invertebrates by wholesalers, retailers and hotels in Western Samoa Author(s): Brotman, M. Place: Apia (Samoa) Date: 1989 ASFA Keywords: Fish, Invertebrates, Trade, Production management Country Collection: Samoa
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