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POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN THE SUBSISTENCE FISHERIES SECTOR
South African Journal of Economics, 2002Reza Che Daniels
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The Status and Management of Subsistence Fisheries in the South Pacific
Ocean Yearbook Online, 2000Leon P. Zann, Veikila C. Vuki
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Biological aspects of fish species from subsistence fisheries in “Bons Sinais” estuary, Mozambique
, 2020Knowledge on biological aspects of commercially exploited fish is an important tool for assessing and managing of data-poor fisheries. In this study, we have collected information on biological aspects of commercial fish species, namely in the Bons ...
E. Costa +4 more
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Resilience of a giant clam subsistence fishery in Kiribati to climate change
Pacific Conservation Biology, 2023Changes in sea surface temperature have historically impacted the coral reef habitats of giant clams in Kiribati. However, across many islands of Kiribati, the four species of giant clam have largely withstood these environmental changes. We adopted and applied a comprehensive resilience framework to assess attributes conferring and limiting resilience
Jacob G. Eurich +7 more
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Subsistence and commercial fisheries
1983There are three levels of fishing in Papua New Guinea — subsistence, village level commercial and high technology commercial or ‘industrial’ fishing. Fishing throughout the Purari River system is largely confined to the first two categories although the processing plant at Baimuru handles product from the industrial prawn trawl fishery in the Gulf of ...
A. K. Haines, R. N. Stevens
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Subsistence Use of Fisheries Resources in Alaska: Implications for Great Lakes Fisheries Management
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, 1987Abstract Use of fisheries resources for subsistence by rural populations is becoming an increasingly controversial issue in industrialized societies. Alaska is the only state which has enacted a law to provide for subsistence uses of renewable natural resources by both natives and nonnatives.
Robert M. Muth +2 more
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TBT contamination of an artisanal subsistence fishery in Suva harbour, Fiji
Ocean & Coastal Management, 1999Abstract The intertidal zone around the Suva Peninsula, Fiji, supports separate finfish and invertebrate subsistence fisheries. This important source of fresh marine food for many low-income families around metropolitan Suva is under threat from foreshore reclamation projects and from anthropogenic biochemical pollution.
M.T. Davis, P.F. Newell, N.J. Quinn
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Value and management of the subsistence fishery at Knysna Estuary, South Africa
African Journal of Marine Science, 2009Knysna Estuary supports an estimated 30 full-time and 200 part-time subsistence fishers involved in bait collection, mud crab harvesting, and fishing. The mud prawn Upogebia africana dominates the bait-fishery, with estimated catches amounting to about 3% of the standing stock, suggesting sustainable use. Harvest of Marphysa spp.
Napier, V R, Turpie, J K, Clark, B M
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Impacts of epizootic ulcerative syndrome on subsistence fisheries and wildlife.
Revue scientifique et technique (International Office of Epizootics), 2020Epizootic ulcerative syndrome (EUS), caused by the water mould (Oomycota) Aphanomyces invadans, has spread throughout the world's major continents over the last 50 years, with the apparent exception of South and Central America. With over 160 susceptible fish species representing 54 families and 16 orders recorded to date, EUS is of international ...
Herbert, B. +3 more
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