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Marine Fisheries Agency annual report and accounts for the financial year ended 31 March 2007 by Marine Fisheries Agency, 2008-01-29 Young men and technology: government attempts to create a "modern" fisheries workforce in Newfoundland, 1949-1970.: An article from: Labour/Le Travail by Miriam Wright, 1998-09-22 Governor dismisses official from panel.(Government)(Fisheries: John Griffith had vociferously opposed creation of offshore marine reserves.): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) Report of the Expert Consultation on Best Practice Technical Guidelines for Ipoa/Npoa: Seabirds, Bergen, Norway, 2-5 September 2008 (Fao Fisheries and Aquaculture Report) by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 2009-01-13 Review of Fisheries in OECD Countries: Policies and Summary Statistics 2008 (Review of Fisheries in O E C D Member Countries) by OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2009-07-29 Committee on Fisheries-report of the Session (Fao Fisheries Reports) The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States: Section V (Five / 5) History and Methods of the Fisheries (in Two Volumes with an Atlas of Two Hundred and Fifty-Five Plates) by United States Commision of Fish and Fisheries; George Brown Goode; Spencer F. Baird; edited by Richard Rathbun, 1887 National Assessment of Interactions between Humans and Seals: Fisheries Aquaculture and Tourism by Australian Government, 2007 United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries, Part XVI: Report of the Commissioner for 1888 (July 1, 1988 to June30, 1889 by United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries, 1889 Administration Report of the Fisheries Department for the Year 1962-63....1971-1972, 9 Volumes by Kerala. Fisheries Dept, 1964-01-01 Department of Commerce and Labor Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries Vol XXV 1905. by FISHERIES), 1906 Wildfife and Fisheries; 50 Code of Federal Regulations , 2008; 600-659 (NOAA) by Federal Government, 2009-03-28 General Report on the Investigations in Porto Rico of the United States Fish Commission Steamer Fish Hawk in 1899, Investigations of the Aquatic Resources and Fisheries of Porto Rico By The United States Fish Commission Steamer Fish Hawk in 1899 by Barton Warren, Bowers, George M, Commissioner of the U.S. Commission of Fish and Fisheries (Material from the Publications of B.W. Evermann) Evermann, 1900-01-01 United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries. Part XVI. Report of the Commissioner for 1888. [July 1, 1888, to June 30, 1889.]. by FISH / FISHERIES), 1892

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41. Prince Edward Island: Government Guide
    Index to government offices and services.Category Regional North America Prince Edward Island government fisheries, Aquaculture and Environment Health and Social Services Provincial TreasuryTourism Transportation and Public Works To locate specific government  
    http://www.gov.pe.ca/government/index.php3

42. Prince Edward Island: Fisheries, Aquaculture And Environment
    Department guide to the policies and administration of hunting regulations and wildlife conservation.Category Recreation Outdoors Hunting Regulations CanadaHOME government DEPARTMENTS Hon. Greg Deighan Minister of Fisheriesand Aquaculture Hon. Chester Gillan Minister of Environment  
    http://www.gov.pe.ca/fae/index.php3

43. Pravda.RU State Fisheries Committee Preparing A Government Decision To Increase
    The State fisheries Committee is drafting a government decision to increase salmonfishing quotas in Kamchatka, said the committee's information and analysis  
    http://english.pravda.ru/economics/2002/08/06/33960.html
    
    Extractions: The committee is worried by the situation created by a massive approach of red, pink and dog salmon and the overfilling of spawning grounds. Fishes that die upon spawning no longer are consumed by young fingerlings, but poison river waters with their decomposition products. The committee therefore considers correct a decision by Kamchatka regional governor Mikhail Mashkovtsev. He gave permission, on his own authority, to catch salmon above quotas. The position of the Kamchatka region governor and the Fisheries Committee is challenged by the Ministry of Natural Resources. Russia's Deputy Minister for Natural Resources Maxim Yakovenko described the Kamchatka governor's permission as a "direct violation of the law". "Such a permission should be issued by the government, and it must be based on the results of an expert examination," Yakovenko said in a RIA Novosti interview. According to him, the ministry is currently carrying out a probe into the salmon situation in Kamchatka. However, the deputy minister noted, the scientists cannot guarantee their figures are accurate. Their checking, though, is not within the competence of the Ministry. He said that a decision on a possible increase in total allowable catch in the Kamchatka region will not be taken until the experts have produced their findings.

44. Government Should Close Some Fisheries To Trawlers, Protect Ocean Floors, Scient
    government should close some fisheries to trawlers, protect ocean floors, scientistssay Tuesday, March 19, 2002 By John Heilprin, Associated Press.  
    http://www.enn.com/news/wire-stories/2002/03/03192002/ap_46706.asp
    
    Extractions: Site Index: Home News ENN Earthnews Affiliates News In-Depth Topics Interact Online Quizzes Postcards Marketplace Advanced Search Advertise Join ENN e-mail Subscription Take our Survey Affiliate Tech Center Post Press Release Help About ENN Site Map Government should close some fisheries to trawlers, protect ocean floors, scientists say Tuesday, March 19, 2002 By John Heilprin, Associated Press "The lack of area-specific data on the effect of trawling and dredging gear is insufficient justification to postpone management of fishing effects on sea floor habitat," the National Academy of Sciences said in a report. The academy recommended that the National Marine Fisheries Service, which is charged with protecting fish and shellfish and their ocean habitats, put fragile areas off-limits to fishing. To minimize damage to the ocean floor, trawlers also should be required to modify some of the strong winches, cables, and engines that can reach to depths of 3,000 feet (900 meters) and beyond. "Closed areas are necessary to protect a range of vulnerable, representative habitats," the report said. "Gear restrictions or modifications that minimize bottom contact can reduce habitat disturbance." It also said regional fishery councils that now manage most of the marine fisheries in U.S. waters should be tapped to help decide how to manage the sea floor habitats. In 1996, Congress passed a law requiring the councils to identify essential habitat for each fish stock they manage in an effort to minimize the harm caused by trawlers' mobile gear.

45. Government On-Line Directory
    Departments Agencies. Agriculture, fisheries and Forestry. Minister. The Hon WarrenTruss MP, Minister for Agriculture, fisheries and Forestry, (02) 6277 7520.  
    http://www.gold.gov.au/search/eres.cgi?entry=b3U9QWdyaWN1bHR1cmVcLCBGaXNoZXJpZXM

46. Government On-Line Directory
    Department of Agriculture, fisheries and ForestryAustralia. Mr Michael Taylor,Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, fisheries and Forest, (02) 6272 4180.  
    http://www.gold.gov.au/search/eres.cgi?entry=b3U9RGVwYXJ0bWVudCBvZiBBZ3JpY3VsdHV

47. Fisheries And Oceans - Government On-Line - October 31, 2002
    fisheries and Oceans Canada government OnLine Report October 31, 2001. RosangelaGuerra fisheries and Oceans Canada government On-Line Office 200 Kent St.  
    http://www.ncr.dfo.ca/gol-ged/rep-rap_e.htm

48. Queensland Government : Fisheries And Aquaculture
    Primary industries, fisheries and aquaculture. Commercial fisheries Principalfisheries and the Queensland government's role in commercial fisheries policy.  
    http://www.qld.gov.au/business_and_industry/primary_industries/fisheries_and_aqu
    
    Extractions: For the quickest access to this website please use the Site Map , or you can jump directly to the global navigation sub navigation or the content Home Site map Contact us Search: You are at the global navigation. You can jump directly to the top of the page sub navigation or the content Services for Queenslanders Business and industry Leisure and culture ... By department You are at the sub navigation. You can jump directly to the top of the page global navigation or the content Business and industry Investing in Queensland Starting a business Export and trade Business development ...

49. Home Page For Www.apfisheries.org - Courtesy Of Www.eNom.com
    DEPARTMENT OF fisheries. government of Andhra Pradesh. Sri N. ChandrababuNaidu. Chief Minister AP. About AP.fisheries. Organisational Matters.  
    http://www.apfisheries.org/

50. Ministry Of Fisheries & Forests - Fiji Government
    The government recognizes the potential of fisheries and forestry a major potentialforeign exchange earner whilst simultaneously provides rural employment  
    http://www.fiji.gov.fj/ministries/fisheries_forest.shtml
    
    Extractions: MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND FORESTS The Government recognizes the potential of fisheries and forestry a major potential foreign exchange earner whilst simultaneously provides rural employment, regular income and economic development to promote rural stability and improvement of rural living standards. The Policy and Strategy over the next three to five years: FISHERIES SECTOR Policy and Strategy 2002 - 2004 To promote and expand sustainable competitive exports of living marine products by providing suitable, technological appropriate, safe and cost effective fishing vessels, particularly for industrial fisheries segment. To management marine resource in a way that maximise resource owner and community benefit whilst ensuring bio-diversity and conservation issues are taken fully into account To improve food security in the context of availability, accessibility and affordability. Liaison with the tradition customary fishing right owners on the use, conservation and sustainability of bait-fish and other lagoon fish species id essential To provide assurance of adequate air freight for export production To encourage local value-adding and down-stream processing with the aim of maximising the value of marine products To develop and provide infrastructure to island communities; and

51. Fisheries To Get $3 Million - Fiji Government Press Release
    PRESS RELEASES. », CURRENT. », ARCHIVE. fisheries TO GET $3 MILLIONMarch 19th, 2003. The Ministry of fisheries and Forestry will receive  
    http://www.fiji.gov.fj/press/2003_03/2003_03_19-06.shtml
    
    Extractions: PRESS RELEASES CURRENT ARCHIVE FISHERIES TO GET $3 MILLION March 19th, 2003 The Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry will receive around $3 million dollars over the next three years from the Japanese Overseas Fisheries Co-operation Foundation (OFCF), as part of the joint Coastal Fisheries Development Assistance project (COFDA) COFDA seeks to assist rural fishermen by providing experts, equipment, training and a stable and expanding market for their catch. Its ultimate goal is for rural fishermen to eventually assume control of fishing operations COFDA is setting up. According to Samisoni Naisua the Principle Economic Planning Officer at the Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry a memorandum of understanding was signed in June of last year by the Minister for Fisheries and Forestry Konisi Yabaki, and the president of the OFCF Junji Kawai. COFDA arose from the findings of a survey of rural fishery operations carried out in October 2001 which detected large inefficiencies, and a lack of training as major obstacles to fishing operations in rural areas. The same study also identified three locations for specific attention by COFDA. These are eastern Macuata, where the pilot project of the $225,000 dollar Wainikoro fish base is 90 percent complete, and certain areas in Lau and Gau.

52. GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND LOANS: Marine Fisheries Initiative
    government GRANTS AND LOANS Marine fisheries Initiative.  
    http://www.fedmoney.com/grants/11433.htm
    
    Extractions: To provide financial assistance for research and development projects that will provide information for the full and wise use and enhancement of fishery resources in the Southeast U. S. Gulf of Mexico and the South Atlantic beginning with the State of North Carolina south to Florida. In addition, beginning in Fiscal Year 1998 similar assistance is provided for the coastal New England states.

53. GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND LOANS: Fisheries Finance Program
    government GRANTS AND LOANS fisheries Finance Program.  
    http://www.fedmoney.com/grants/11415.htm

54. Contact - Government Departments
    of Canada for the Regions of Quebec Environment Canada fisheries and Oceans PublicService Staff Relations Board Public Works and government Services Canada  
    http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/Classification/Contact/Departments_e.asp?Dept=DFO

55. U.S. Government Report Shows Tuna Fisheries Are Still A Threat To Dolphins
    US government Report Shows Tuna fisheries Are Still a Threat to Dolphins.In an August 2002 report that has just reached the public  
    http://www.hsus.org/ace/15942
    
    Extractions: In an August 2002 report that has just reached the public, U.S. government scientists admit that two dolphin populations in the eastern Pacific Ocean are seriously depleted and may not recover for 200 years, likely because of the deadly chasing and encircling practices employed by the Mexican tuna industry. The report, apparently kept under wraps for months until the Earth Island Institute made it public on December 5, says that the "northeastern offshore spotted dolphins are at 20% and eastern spinner dolphins at 35% of their pre-fishery levels; and neither population is recovering at a rate consistent with these levels of depletion and the reported kills." In other words, both dolphin populations are less than half of what they were in the 1950s, when tuna fisheries began using massive "purse-seine" nets to intentionally chase and encircle dolphins, which frequently swim with tuna in this region. An estimated six million dolphins have been killed since the 1950s, reportedly because of this tuna fishing technique. The report's findings were meant to be the basis for the U.S. Department of Commerce's decision on whether to weaken dolphin protections so that the Mexican tuna industry could sell its fish under the "Dolphin Safe" label in the United States. But on December 31, 2002, despite the findings, Secretary of Commerce Donald L. Evans announced a "no significant adverse impact" finding.

56. U.S. Government Report Shows Tuna Fisheries Are Still A Threat To Dolphins
    US government Report Shows Tuna fisheries Are Still a Threat to Dolphins.In the mid1990s, Mexico threatened action against the  
    http://www.hsus.org/ace/15942?pg=2

57. Thefishfinder.com The Fishing Search Engine: Environment/Government
    16 Websites. . Alaska fisheries Science Center. Votes 0 Strikes 116 Added13Dec-1998 BC fisheries. Votes 0 Strikes 139 Added 24-May-2000  
    http://www.thefishfinder.com/links/Environment/Government/

58. GOVERNMENT: WATER, FRESHWATER FISHERIES, AND FISHES
    government WATER, FRESHWATER fisheries, AND FISHES. STATE NC Departmentof Environment, Health, and Natural Resources (DEHNR) Environmental  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/hass/R_11.1.1._govt.html
    
    Extractions: N.C. Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources (DEHNR): Environmental Health Division (P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh 27611-7687; 919/733-2870): Works to protect public health and the environment through regulation, technical assistance, training, and public education on topics related to environmental health. Many of its rules are enforced by local health departments which receive delegation of authority, training, and technical assistance from the Division. Maintains a database of wastewater treatment plant monthly operation reports. On-Site Subsurface Sewage Inspection Section (P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh 27611-7687; 919/733-2895): Regulates sewage systems which discharge underground. Approves plans for systems processing more than 3,000 gallons per day, sites for septic systems, and innovative septic systems. Trains environmental health specialists and wastewater operators. Public Water Supply Section (P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh 27611-7687; 919/733-2321): Works to ensure that the water provided by public water systems is available in adequate quantities and is safe to drink. Regulates contaminant levels in public water supplies; approves construction plans for public water systems, well sites for public water systems, and surface water sources; handles emergencies; and trains waterworks operators. Houses the public water system inventory and maintains a database of public water systems' compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act, which includes information on bacteriological, fecal, inorganic and organic chemical, and radiological contaminant levels.

59. NON-GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SOURCES: WATER, FRESHWATER FISHERIES, AND FISHES
    NONgovernment INFORMATION SOURCES WATER, FRESHWATER fisheries, ANDFISHES. NOTE See the Coastal Resources and Marine fisheries  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/hass/R_11.1.2._non-govt.html
    
    Extractions: NOTE: See the Coastal Resources and Marine Fisheries chapter for sources of information on coastal water quality and marine fisheries. Albemarle Environmental Association (c/o Carolyn Hess, Box 5349, Hertford 27944; 919/426-9563): Conducts public education, water quality monitoring, and other activities in northeastern N.C. Publishes a quarterly newsletter, Soundings, and various fact sheets on rivers. Audubon Council of N.C. (c/o Ed Harrison, 58 Newton Dr., Durham 27707-9744; 919/490-1566): The Council is composed of representatives from each of the eight Audubon Society chapters across the state. Ed Harrison, state representative and liaison to other organizations and agencies, can make referrals for council members and individual chapters. The council and chapters conduct public education, lobbying, and research on issues of water quality, wildlife/endangered species, and habitat protection. Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League (BREDL) (P.O. Box 878, Glendale Springs 28629; 910/982-2691): A network of 24 chapters across N.C., three in Virginia, and some in other southeastern states. Works on a variety of issues including groundwater and surface water contamination. Provides sample letters and technical assistance in using the Freedom of Information Act and in examining state documents. Conducts research.

60. The Official Web Site Of Government Of Kerala
    Below given is the gist of the draft of the fisheries policy of the Governmentof Kerala, which in fact is the blue print of the action plans for the  
    http://www.kerala.gov.in/annualprofile/fisher.htm

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