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Other documentSouth Pacific Islands - Reef and lagoon productivity
A report prepared for the Fisheries Development Agency Project
1972Also available in:
No results found.Reefs and lagoons are associated with most South Pacific Islands and with all atolls. They are integral parts of the human habitats of these regions, protect the land, form harbours and provide high protein food but despite their importance and recognized value, information about them is usually fragmentary. Evidence shows that the finely balanced reef-lagoon biological system can be disturbed by careless exploitation and other human activities. Imbalances in the natural components occur and ma ny of their fisheries are underproductive because of over-fishing. Failure to develop management and conservation practices in keeping with population growth, tourism and pollution can cause island environments and fisheries to become depleted. Fishery production from the reefs and lagoons can be enhanced and stabilized through management and considerable increases in production are possible through expanding the fishing areas and improving techniques. Further expansion is possible through caref ul and thoughtful manipulation of the environments. -
Other documentSouth Pacific Islands – Fishing boat development
A report prepared for the South Pacific Islands Fisheries Development Agency
1971Also available in:
The present paper deals with the travel report to Fiji and American Samoa for fishing boat development within the frame of the project SOP/REG/102 Southwest Pacific Fisheries Development Agency -
Other documentSouth Pacific Islands – Marine turtle resources
A report prepared for the South Pacific Islands Fisheries Development Agency
1972Also available in:
This report, covering work done in the U.S. Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands and in Papua-New Guinea, is based upon interviews with Government and fishery Officials, marine turtle fishermen and farmers, and local inhabitants in a position to contribute useful information and opinions. It also covers personal visits by the author to turtle nesting beaches and feeding areas, market places and turtle farms. It follows Informal report FI/SF/SOP/REG 102/2 by Harold Hirth.
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