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Some aspects of international fishery law (Sea grant publication) by Seymour W Wurfel, 1974
A fishing zone delimitation of the Alaskan coast: introducing fishery baselines (Sea Grant technical bulletin) by William J Vosper, 1971
A multi-disciplinary analysis of the various proposals presented for the 1974 Law of the Sea Conference on Exclusive Fisheries Zones (Sea grant technical bulletin) by Lawrence G Mallon, 1974
A productivity analysis of major North Carolina commercial fisheries (UNC Sea Grant College publication) by Vito J Blomo, 1986
Research and information needs of the Florida spiny lobster fishery (Florida Sea Grant Program. Report [no. 1]) by William Seaman, 1974
A systems analysis of the Bristol Bay sockeye salmon fishery, (Washington Sea Grant publication) by Daniel H McKenzie, 1971
Standardizing fishing effort & individual transferable effort programs in the sea scallop, Placopecten magellanicus, fishery (Virginia Sea Grant marine resource advisory) by James E Kirkley, 1995
Anglo-Icelandic fisheries dispute (Sea Grant College reprint) by Richard B Bilder, 1973
Modeling of ultrafiltration for treating fishery wastewaters (Sea Grant reprint / University of North Carolina) by Allen C Chao, 1984
A summary of productive foreign fishing locations in the Alaska region during 1977-78: Trawl fisheries (Alaska sea grant report) by Gary B Smith, 1979
Fish and fisheries (Alaska sea grant report) by Belle Mickelson, 1983
Application of a seasonal harvesting model to two North Carolina shrimp fisheries (UNC Sea Grant College publication) by Robert L Kellogg, 1986
A bioeconomic model for determining the optimal timing of harvest for the North Carolina bay scallop fishery (UNC Sea Grant College publication) by Robert L Kellogg, 1985
1979 fisherman's income survey: Herring and salmon fisheries (Alaska Sea Grant Program report) by Douglas M Larson, 1980

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11/12 - NY Sea Grant Institute Leads Fishing Public To Freshwater Info, Issues
(New York sea grant fisheries Specialist) Dave MacNeill s presentation on the historyof what the (Lake Ontario) fishery once was, and what it has become, was
http://www.greatlakesdirectory.org/ny/111203_great_lakes.htm

Extractions: Through two Great Lakes Fisheries Leadership Institute workshops sponsored and led by New York Sea Grant, New York's fishing community is learning the latest information on freshwater fisheries management, the Great Lakes food webs, invasive species, fish stocking and current research. Ed Sander, a Monroe County Fisheries Advisory Board member and an advisor to the Great Lakes Fisheries Commission, attended the Lake Ontario workshop (a second workshop was held on Lake Erie). Sander will share what he learned with the boards he serves and with sportfishing clubs and charter boat associations. "In addition to the habitat and ecology information, I will emphasize uncertainty and its effect on fisheries management, and the role of invasives," Sander says. "The key issue for the Great Lakes is to absolutely get control of invasive species - they are the single most disruptive factor in the system.
WHOI Sea Grant: What's New
Northeast sea grant fisheries Because a regional approach is important when addressinga regional resource, the Northeast sea grant fisheries Extension
http://www.whoi.edu/seagrant/whatsnew/

Extractions: "Monitoring Beach and Dune Dynamics" is the topic of the next "Topics in Oceanography" workshop sponsored by the WHOI Academic Programs, Communications, and Sea Grant offices. The June 25 workshop is geared for the middle and high school level, but educators (formal are informal) of any level are welcome to attend. Click here for more information. Osprey Cam The latest issue (Spring 2004) of Two if by Sea , the newsletter produced by the WHOI and MIT Sea Grant programs, has hit the streets! Feature articles describe how citizens help researchers learn about fishing communities, take a look inside the MBL Herbarium, and describe what happens when students (and teachers) learn to make their own remotely operated underwater robots. For a copy of the latest issue or a complimentary subscription to Two if by Sea , e-mail seagrant@whoi.edu
GLIN==> Great Lakes Sea Grant Fisheries Leadership Institute
Date PrevDate NextDate Index GLIN Great Lakes sea grant fisheriesLeadership Institute. Subject GLIN Great Lakes Sea
http://www.great-lakes.net/lists/glin-announce/2003-06/msg00022.html

Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Date Index http://www.greatlakesseagrant.org/ http://www.great-lakes.net To subscribe: http://www.glin.net/forms/glin-announce_form.html To post a message: http://www.glin.net/forms/glin-announce_post.html To search the archive: http://www.glin.net/lists/glin-announce/ Prev by Date: Next by Date: Index(es): Date
IISG - Press Releases
Through the Great Lakes sea grant fisheries Leadership Institute we hope to provideemerging citizen fishery leaders the fundamental background in science
http://www.iisgcp.org/news/060403.htm

Extractions: New Fisheries Leadership School in Session Almost all Great Lakes fisheries issues involve stakeholders weighing in on management options, said Brian Miller, Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant associate director. Through the Great Lakes Sea Grant Fisheries Leadership Institute we hope to provide emerging citizen fishery leaders the fundamental background in science and ecology necessary to make educated choices related to fisheries management. The new institute will operate on a regional, lake and state level to help foster the next generation of fisheries leaders. In addition to members of sport-fishing associations, commercial fishermen and charter captains, participants in this program may include representatives from environmental non-profit governmental organizations and tribes. They are nominated by their member organization and approved by a selection committee. We hope to create an atmosphere that provides effective communication between fisheries organizations and Great Lakes biologists, said Chad Dolan, IISG fisheries extension specialist.
Sea Grant News Media Center - Current News
Current News NOAA. Emory D. Anderson Named sea grant fisheries ProgramDirector 0119-99. WASHINGTON DC The National Oceanic and Atmospheric
http://www.seagrantnews.org/news/19990119_anderson.html

Extractions: WASHINGTON D.C. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has named Dr. Emory D. Anderson program director for fisheries at NOAA's National Sea Grant College Program Office in Silver Spring, Md. Dr. Anderson will work on enhancing coordination between Sea Grant and NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service. "Dr. Anderson's career as a professional in fisheries science has spanned nearly 30 years, with broad experience at the national and international levels in both research and administration, experience that seems tailor-made for his new position with Sea Grant," said Dr. Ronald Baird, director of the National Sea Grant College Program. He most recently served as a senior scientist for NOAA's Northeast Fisheries Center in Woods Hole, Mass. There he was chairman of the Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop process, which is responsible for performing assessments of fisheries resources off the northeast U.S. coast between North Carolina and Canada. He also served as the center's liaison to the New England Fishery Management Council and Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council. He received a B.S. in education (mathematics) from Dana College, Blair, Nebraska, in 1961 and a Ph.D. in fisheries biology from the University of Minnesota in 1969.
Sea Grant
sea grant fisheries Bibliography Selected publications on fisheriesrelatedissues produced by the National Sea Grant Network between 1984-1995.
http://www.seagrantnews.org/about/sgpublica.html

Extractions: SEA GRANT PUBLICATION DIRECTORIES Program Publications and Ordering Provides links to online ordering information by state program of Sea Grant publications - includes some actual online publications, online forms for ordering copies of the publications, as well as email contact for additional information if online ordering is not available. Alaska California University of Southern California Connecticut ... NOAA Electronic Publications Library: Special National Sea Grant Publication Resources Marine Education: A Bibliography of Educational Materials
Great Lakes Sea Grant Network: Great Lakes Sea Grant Fisheries Leadership Instit
from the individual authors or from their local Sea Grant Extension agent Fisheriesand Ecosystem Changes in Lake Ontario Dave MacNeill (pdf). Aquatic Nuisance
http://www.greatlakesseagrant.org/modules.html

Extractions: Modules and Products Most Modules created for the GLFLI consist of a text and accompanying Powerpoint presentation. Text is included in the GLFLI Participants Binder as is a central CD. The central CD currently includes a subset of the core presentations. Additional core presentations will be added to the CD on any new pressings. Core materials may be used by Sea Grant staff and GLFLI participants without further permission. All others should seek permission from the individual authors or from their local Sea Grant Extension agent. Acknowledgements Powerpoint Powerpoint in pdf
Great Lakes Sea Grant Network
Read more about the Great Lakes sea grant fisheries Leadership Institute.For more information, contact the Sea Grant program in your area.
http://www.greatlakesseagrant.org/

Extractions: This new program is supported by the Great Lakes Sea Grant Network. It is designedto provide emerging fishery leaders with the knowledge and skills to effectively interact with Great Lakes fishery management organizations. Read more about the Great Lakes Sea Grant Fisheries Leadership Institute. For more information, contact the Sea Grant program in your area. Aquatic Invasive Species The introduction of more than 150 aquatic non-indigenous species has permanently altered the Great Lakes. Sea Grant programs in the Great Lakes continue to support research projects and distribute a variety of publications about aquatic invasive species. See About Aquatic Invasive Species Photo courtesy of Michigan Sea Grant
National Sea Grant Research: Request For Proposals (RFPs)
National Marine fisheries Service sea grant Joint Graduate Fellowship Program in Population National Marine fisheries Service - sea grant Joint Graduate Fellowship Program in
http://www.nsgo.seagrant.org/research/rfp

Extractions: Requests for Proposals Sea Grant Requests for Proposals for FY 2004 Two research and two fellowship opportunities were announced on October 20, 2003 in the Federal Register. All Applications are due December 1, 2003. Details of the competitions are given below. Sea Grant National Strategic Investments Gulf of Mexico Oyster Industry National Marine Aquaculture Initiative National Marine Fisheries Service - Sea Grant Joint Graduate Fellowship Program in Population Dynamics and Marine Resource Economics Sea Grant Industry Fellowship Program (Due February 3, 2004) Sea Grant National Strategic Investments Gulf of Mexico Oyster Industry The Gulf of Mexico Oyster Industry Program is a long term, a research-based program aimed at assisting the oyster industry in states adjoining the Gulf of Mexico to achieve full economic recovery and sustainable oyster production. For more information, please contact
Minnesota Sea Grant - Outreach - Fisheries - Fish Oil And Your Health
return to the fisheries index. related fisheries links page. home what is sea grant news and events
http://www.seagrant.umn.edu/fish/oil.html

Extractions: by Paul B. Addis, Ph.D. INTRODUCTION The discovery that fish oil may have unique benefits in the fight against coronary heart disease has stimulated a tremendous amount of research which this publication summarizes. Although the subject is complex, the study of fish oils is very worthwhile because it provides a totally new perspective on the relationship of diet to coronary heart disease. THE BENEFITS OF FISH OIL Fish oil has many names. One of the most common is omega-3 fatty acid or its scientific abbreviation, N-3 . N3 fatty acids are found mostly in fish, but are contained in other foods as well. Fish oil is the best food source of these fatty acids. The primary benefit of N-3 fish oil is the reduction of platelet activity (blood clotting) and plaque formation which in turn can prevent heart attacks. Here's how it works. Platelets are clot-forming blood cells which prevent excessive bleeding. Overly active platelets, however, may speed the build-up of plaque, a deposit of fatty or fibrous material which narrows a blood vessel wall. Elevated blood cholesterol also contributes to the acceleration of plaque formation. When plaque narrows an artery it is easier for a blood clot to get stuck in the artery and this can cause a heart attack. Because platelets also form blood clots, this is likely to occur. That's why it is desirable to reduce platelet activity and why N-3 fatty acid, fish oil, is beneficial.
Maryland Sea Grant: Oysters - Non-Native Species -Crassostrea Ariakensis
disease offers prospects for rebuilding Bay oyster fisheries through aquaculture, there are significant concerns and Version CDROM. Virginia sea grant VSG-01-12
http://www.mdsg.umd.edu/oysters/exotic/ariakensis.html

Extractions: With the entrenchment of MSX and Dermo disease in Chesapeake Bay, particularly in Virginia's high salinity waters, researchers at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) began exploring the potential of another non-indigenous species, the Asian oyster Crassostrea ariakensis, that gave indications of disease resistance. VIMS researchers undertook controlled studies by spawning larvae in the hatchery and rendering them infertile so that they could not reproduce on reaching adult size. Field trials were initially conducted at low, medium and high salinity sites between June 1998 and September 1999; researchers compared survival, growth and disease susceptibility between triploid C. ariakensis and diploid (fertile) C. virginica , the native oyster. At low salnity sites, for example, mortality of C. ariakensis was 14% compared with 81% for C. virginica . At medium and high salinity sites, mortaltiy of C. ariakensis was under 15% compared with the death of all C. virginica
Oregon Sea Grant - Ocean And Coastal Links
offering training, certification and degree programs in marine trades, compiledby Alaska sea grant. Pacific States Marine fisheries Commission; Fishknowledge
http://seagrant.oregonstate.edu/links/

Extractions: Lycos Ask Jeeves Dogpile and Yahoo Additional sites from Oregon Sea Grant: The following links will take you away from the Oregon Sea Grant Web site. Please bookmark this site for easy return. National Sea Grant Research: Marine Biotechnology Marine Biotechnology , on-line journal The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Biotechnology BioSpace [the business of biotechnology] BioTech , Indiana University, Internet Directory of Biotechnology Resources
Oregon Sea Grant - This Page Has Moved
Oregon sea grant develops and supports research, outreach, and education programs that help people understand, rationally use, and conserve marine and coastal resources. New! sea grant Links. Biotechnology. Coastal resources, hazards, management trades, compiled by Alaska sea grant. Pacific States Marine fisheries Commission. Fishknowledge.com
http://seagrant.orst.edu/otherwww.html
Oregon Sea Grant - Salmon And Watershed Links
Fishery Biologists chartered to promote fisheries science through research,cooperation, and the free exchange of ideas . Oregon sea grant - OSU -based
http://seagrant.oregonstate.edu/links/salmsites.html

Extractions: Comprehensive salmon sites Salmon facts and data Watersheds and habitat restoration Organizations ... Submit a link These links will take you away from the Oregon Sea Grant Web site. Please bookmark this site for easy return. Descriptions and comments are based on a cursory examination of the sites, and should not be taken as indications of the site's factual accuracy or Sea Grant's endorsement of their contents. Stream Net - Northwest Aquatic Resource Information Network. Collaborative effort among NW fish and wildlife agencies and tribes.Instant access to baseline data on anadromous fish distribution, production, habitat, management, and related factors. Watershed Education Resources on the Internet - large selection of links compiled by the Global Rivers Environmental Education Network (GREEN) Riverdale School Salmon Pages - see K-12 section , below StreamNet - a cooperative information project on fisheries in the Columbia Basin and Pacific Northwest
Alaska Sea Grant College Program
Marine education, research, and technology transfer to the public, supported by University of Alaska/NOAA. sea grant plays a vital role in fisheries management, seafood safety, and marine FITC Student Finalist Headed to Vegas. sea grantsupported undergraduate student Mary Patterson is a Alaska sea grant is . part of the School of fisheries and Ocean Sciences
http://www.uaf.edu/seagrant
AFS Jobs Online: American Fisheries Society / Sea Grant Fellowship
American fisheries Society / sea grant Fellowship American fisheries Society (AFS)Headquarters, Bethesda, MD and National sea grant College Program Office
http://www.fisheries.org/html/jobs/job2146.htm
@ Texas Sea Grant - Fisheries Theme Team
of Washington fisheries 316B Fishery Sciences seattle, WA. 981955020 Phone (206)543-7345 Fax (206) 685-7471. Gary Graham Texas sea grant Program PO Box 710
http://texas-sea-grant.tamu.edu/ftt/fttmembership.php
Florida Sea Grant - Fisheries - Venting Fish
in the fisheries Biology Program at the Center for fisheries Enhancement, MoteMarine Laboratory, was sponsored by NOAA, Office of sea grant, Department of
http://www.flseagrant.org/program_areas/fisheries/venting/

Extractions: Florida Sea Grant Home II Fisheries Home Proper release of marine fishes has become increasingly important to anglers. In order to maintain healthy fish populations, each angler is responsible for carefully handling fish that are hooked, and releasing fish that not harvested so they can spawn or perhaps be caught again. Reef fish may require special handling during release to decrease mortality. This information is based on the best available research regarding reef fish venting as interpreted by a Florida Sea Grant Advisory Panel assembled to review this research. Although the authors realize the need for further study of the influence of venting on long-term reef fish survival, sufficient information exists to warrant providing guidelines to assist anglers in successful release practices. How to Vent A Fish (Watch the Video from Mote Marine) Printer Friendly Version The Problem Procedure Tools Guidelines The Problem Many marine reef fish have a gas-filled organ called a swimbladder, which controls buoyancy and allows the fish to maintain a certain depth in the water column. The gas in the swimbladder can over-expand when fish are brought quickly to the surface by hook and line. This can result in serious injury to the fish, and if released in this buoyant condition, the fish may float away and die from exposure to the elements or become an easy target for predators. This defeats the purpose of fishery management laws such as minimum size restrictions and daily bag limits.
Florida Sea Grant - Fisheries
By focusing on the wise utilization of Florida s fisheries resources, Florida SeaGrant can help ensure that these resources can be appreciated by generations
http://www.flseagrant.org/program_areas/fisheries/

Extractions: Recreational and commercial fisheries comprise multi-billion dollar industries in Florida. Increasing demands for both high quality seafood products and memorable recreational fishing opportunities have placed increased pressure on the stocks of finfish and shellfish species which inhabit the coastal waters of Florida. Increased usage associated with this demand dictates the need for more effective fisheries management programs. Effective management requires knowledge on the life history of the target species, sustainable catch levels, appropriate distribution of the catch among commercial and recreational users, by-catch associated with different types of fishing gear, impact of fishing activities on essential habitats, and many other issues. Biological, economic, and social expertise must be brought to bear by research and educational programs in a manner such that the sustainable use of Florida's marine finfish and shellfish resources can be ensured.
MSU Extension Sea Grant - Fisheries
Michigan sea grant College Program incorporates Great Lakes Research and Educationon Aquatic Nuisance Species Coastal Communities fisheries Great Lakes
http://macombcountymi.gov/MSUEXTENSION/departments/sea/Fisheries.htm

Extractions: Wetlands Fisheries R ecreational and commercial fisheries are a vital part of Michigans heritage. Each year more than 1.4 million licensed anglers fish the states Great Lakes waters, catching species such as salmon (an introduced species), walleye, perch, small mouth bass, steelhead and trout. Commercial species vary with each lake and may include such fish as lake whitefish, rainbow smelt, lake herring and yellow perch. Combined, sport and commercial fisheries in the Great Lakes are valued at more than $4 billion annually. The health of our fisheries depends upon continuing research and education. Fish populations change in response to such factors as aquatic nuisance species, habitat loss and pollution. Michigan Sea Grant conducts scientific research aimed at understanding fish populations in order to provide a basis for sound fishery management. Sea Grant's extension agents

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