1. American Fisheries Society: Marketplace AFS Marketplace. fisheries media Kit 2003. Fisheries magazine, the monthly membership magazine of the American a .pdf version of the Fisheries 2003 Media Kit Fisheries Rate Card http://www.fisheries.org/html/Marketplace.shtml

About AFS Home 2003 Annual Report Executive Directors Current Officers ... Bookstore AFS Marketplace Fisheries Media Kit 2003 Fisheries magazine, the monthly membership magazine of the American Fisheries Society, reaches AFS members and fisheries professionals in 76 countries. For advertising opportunities, download the 2003 Media Kit below. For more about this month's issue, read all about it at Fisheries Online Download a .pdf version of the Fisheries 2003 Media Kit: Fisheries Rate Card Advertising Insertion Order and Frequency Agreement AFS Mailing List Rental The American Fisheries Society Mailing List is a powerful tool for reaching fisheries professionals and AFS members. The cost for a one-time rental of the AFS Mailing List is US$250.00 per thousand names, or part thereof. There is an additional $5.00 handling charge, and no charge for a disk or to email the List. To place an order for a Mailing List rental, please fill out the Mailing List Order Form AFS Gifts and Merchandise Show off your AFS pride with AFS T-shirts and Golf hats, available to and coveted by all. Or give your favorite student a gift of an AFS Membership with an AFS Gift Certificate. Don't forget Sea Fare, the Official AFS Cookbook

2. NCCNSW Water And Fisheries Media Release - Blue-Green Algae Outbreak Comes Early NCCNSW Water and fisheries media Release. BlueGreen Algae OutbreakComes Early to Barwon-Darling River. Date 16 December 1997. Blue http://www.nccnsw.org.au/water/news/media/19971216_BGA.html

NCCNSW Water and Fisheries Media Release Blue-Green Algae Outbreak Comes Early to Barwon-Darling River Date: 16 December 1997 Blue-green algae growths have come earlier to the Darling River this year than ever before. Environmentalists said today that this is a symptom of a very sick river system. Environmentalists had warned the Government earlier this year that their delay in implementing environmental flows would haunt them. Clearly, the Darling is in urgent need of greater environmental flows. "The Government was warned that there was no time to waste in restoring the rivers. The presence of the blooms indicates that the Darling desperately needs an immediate return of environmental flows", said Pippi Stenekes, Water Policy Co-ordinator, Nature Conservation Council of NSW. "These flows are needed for both a healthy river and a safe river." Yesterday the Department of Land and Water Conservation issued a High Level alert for blue-green algae on the Barwon-Darling River. The High Level Alert applies to the river downstream of Wilcannia, through to Menindee Lakes. The Department warns that the algae may be toxic to humans and animals. Contact with the water should be avoided and alternative water supplies should be sought. "This problem is proof that the rivers are presently being managed in a totally unsustainabe way. All water users, especially those with large off-river storages, need to accept that there should be dramatic reductions in the amount of water allocated to the irrigation industry," said Pippi Stenekes. "People in the bush know that inadequate flow in rivers is the main cause of blue-green algal outbreaks.

3. NCCNSW Water And Fisheries Media Release - Protection Increased For Grey Nurse S NCCNSW Water and fisheries media Release. Protection increased for GreyNurse Shark. Date 12 December 2003 Summary The Nature Conservation http://www.nccnsw.org.au/water/news/media/20031212_gnsprot.html

NCCNSW Water and Fisheries Media Release Protection increased for Grey Nurse Shark Date: 12 December 2003 Summary: The Nature Conservation Council of NSW (NCC) has welcomed the Australian Government’s announcement of a proposal to establish a marine reserve to protect the critically endangered Grey Nurse Shark off the New South Wales coast near Port Macquarie. The area, known as the Cod Grounds, is an aggregation site of the Grey Nurse Shark in Commonwealth waters. This proposal means that the two critical Grey Nurse Shark habitat sites in Commonwealth waters - the Cod Grounds and Pimpernel Rock - will be protected. Ms Brooke Flanagan, Executive Officer of NCC said, "This one kilometre sanctuary is a positive step forward for the protection of the Grey Nurse Shark." "The NSW Government policies to date have failed to adequately protect the remaining populations of Grey Nurse Sharks." "This Australian Government commitment has set a precedent that the NSW Government urgently needs to follow by instigating similar levels of protection in the thirteen critical aggregation sites in NSW waters," she said. NCC said the best estimate of Grey Nurse Shark numbers was less than 300. There were 206 sightings of Grey Nurse Sharks impaled with hooks during a four-year study of habitat areas. Of these, 90% were identified as recreational fishing hooks.

4. New Research For Southern Ocean Fisheries Media Release 31 August 1999 Media Release Senator the Hon Robert Hill Leader of the Government in the SenateMinister for the Environment and NEW RESEARCH FOR SOUTHERN OCEAN FISHERIES. http://www.deh.gov.au/minister/env/99/mr31aug99.html

Media Release Senator the Hon Robert Hill Leader of the Government in the Senate Minister for the Environment and Heritage 31 August 1999 NEW RESEARCH FOR SOUTHERN OCEAN FISHERIES The Commonwealth Government has taken a further step in its ongoing campaign to promote sustainable fisheries by announcing a major research programme covering the Southern Ocean region. Minister for the Environment and Heritage, Senator Robert Hill, said seven scientists would be employed in Hobart to formulate the Antarctic Marine Living Resources Programme. "Australia is taking a strong and determined international lead in promoting sustainable fishing. This new programme will provide a sound scientific basis for fisheries management in the Southern Ocean," Senator Hill said. "The creation of the new program by the Australian Antarctic Division will further enhance Australia's focus on its commitment to the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) and raise our national visibility in this important area. "The program will be conducting research aimed at the best management strategies to achieve ecological sustainability of Southern Ocean fisheries, while allowing for development of its economic potential.

5. Environmental Assessment Of Commonwealth Fisheries Media Release 3 June 2001 Media Release Senator the Hon Robert Hill Leader of the Government in the SenateMinister for the Environmental Assessment of Commonwealth Fisheries. http://www.deh.gov.au/minister/env/2001/mr3jun01.html

Skip Navigation Skip Navigation DEH AAD ... SEARCH Go back to: Minister Media Release Senator the Hon Robert Hill Leader of the Government in the Senate Minister for the Environment and Heritage 3 June 2001 Environmental Assessment of Commonwealth Fisheries Australia's reputation as a world leader in marine conservation has been further enhanced with the commencement of a ground-breaking environmental assessment process for Commonwealth fisheries. Federal Environment Minister Robert Hill announced today that the Heard and McDonald Islands Fishery and the Bass Strait Central Zone Scallop Fishery will be the first Commonwealth fisheries to be formally assessed under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. "The EPBC Act provides an environmental assessment process for Commonwealth fisheries that is world's best practice. The assessments address impacts on target species and broader impacts on the whole ecosystem." The process for the Heard and McDonald Islands Fishery and the Bass Strait Central Zone Scallop Fishery was initiated this week with the release of draft terms of reference for the environmental assessments. "There are important environmental issues to be addressed in both of these fisheries. In the Central Zone fishery, there have been recent sharp declines in catches of scallops. The Heard and McDonald Islands fishery, where patagonian toothfish is the main catch, is situated in the waters off these world heritage-listed islands."

6. Fisheries HomePage Download a .pdf version of the fisheries media Kit http://www.fisheries.org/html/fisheries/fishery.shtml

Home Site Map Search What's New ... Bookstore Fisheries Magazine, June 2004, Vol. 29 No. 6 Featured articles are available below in PDF form! Feature Human Dimensions Saltwater Anglers' Attitudes Towards Marine Protected Areas Successful implementation of marine protected areas (MPAs) depends largely on how well they are received by affected stakeholders. This study looks at anglers' attitudes towards a range of hypothetical MPA alternatives and explores attitudinal differences among angler subgroups. Ronald J. Salz and David K. Loomis Perspective Introduced Fishes Considering the Consequences of Nonnative Trout in Headwater Ecosystems Nonnative trout are widely introduced in western North America and often threaten native species and ecosystem integrity. Assessing these consequences in light of the recreational and economic benefits of fisheries for nonnative trout is a major challenge for management. Jason B. Dunham, David S. Pilliod, and Michael K. Young

7. NOAA Fisheries & Fisherman Develop New Technology That Dramatically Reduces Sea- results of this experiment with other fishing nations. For the fullstory, visit NOAA fisheries media Center at www.nmfs.noaa.gov. http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/InNews/fishnews0012004.htm

News Selections... Fish News Shark News UF Fish News January 9, 2004 Release from: Fish News - NOAA NOAA Fisheries announced this week that it has developed new technology to help fishermen reduce accidental capture and harm to endangered sea turtles. In cooperation with fishermen and private industry, NOAA Fisheries has completed three years of fishing-equipment research in the high seas of the Atlantic Ocean to develop turtle-friendly gear and fishing methods for commercial longline vessels. The agency and partners have concluded that encounters with leatherback and loggerhead turtles can be reduced by as much as 90 percent by switching the type of hook and bait from the traditional "J"- style hook with squid to a large circle style hook with mackerel. For the turtles that are incidentally captured, government scientists and partners have developed new de-hooking and release techniques to increase survival rates. Dehookers and dipnets allow fishermen to remove hooks from turtles with minimal additional trauma. A device used as a turtle elevator, the "leatherback lift," was crafted to allow fishermen to bring larger turtles on board for de-hooking. NOAA Fisheries has begun international outreach efforts to share the results of this experiment with other fishing nations. For the full story, visit NOAA Fisheries Media Center at www.nmfs.noaa.gov

8. Media Clipping: Economic Analyst Warns Of Another Fisheries Collapse Media Clipping. Sunday, October 14, 2001 from The Halifax Daily News (http//www.canada.com/halifax/dailynews/)Economic analyst warns of another fisheries http://www.gpiatlantic.org/clippings/mc_fisheries_dailynews10-14.shtml

About Us GPI News Publications ... Reality Check GPI Atlantic 535 Indian Point Road Glen Haven, NS B3Z 2T5 Canada Phone: (902) 489-7007 Fax: (902) 820-2007 info@gpiatlantic.org Media Clipping Sunday, October 14, 2001 from The Halifax Daily News ( http://www.canada.com/halifax/dailynews/ Economic analyst warns of another fisheries collapse They say current economic indicators don't offer protection By Brian Flinn Canada needs a better way of measuring sustainability in the fishery, or it risks repeating the collapse that crippled the Atlantic groundfishery a decade ago, says the author of a new report. The 1980s boom in the Atlantic groundfishery looked like good news for the economy, but it was actually a sign the industry was killing itself with overfishing, says Saint Mary's University professor Tony Charles. Charles, one of the authors of a GPI Atlantic report on measuring sustainable development in the fishery, compares '80s overfishing to a factory owner selling off pieces of machinery and counting it as profit. By 1990, stocks had collapsed. Fishermen and plant workers lost jobs by the thousands.

9. Digital Media Center: Fisheries an error occurred while processing this directive home. teach with technology. resources by discipline. fisheries. Exemplary sites Contact the Digital media Center at 212 Walter, 117 Pleasant Street S.E http://dmc.umn.edu/disciplines/fisheries.shtml

A [an error occurred while processing this directive] home teach with technology resources by discipline Fisheries Exemplary sites FISH ON LINE, a draft guide to learning and teaching ichthyology using the FishBase information system, indexed and reviewed in MERLOT, found online at http://www.fishbase.org/Fish_On_Line.htm An embryology tutorial, designed to provide supplementary material for the teaching of developmental biology to undergraduates. Includes a section on fish. Indexed and reviewed in MERLOT, found online at http://worms.zoology.wisc.edu/embryo_main/ embryology_main.html The Cichlid Fishes of Lake Malawi, Africa, an exhaustive site on the topic (with animations!), indexed and reviewed in MERLOT, found online at http://www.malawicichlids.com/ Articles Fisher, W. L., and C. S. Toepfer, "Recent Trends in Geographic Information Systems Education and Fisheries Research Applications at U.S. Universities," Fisheries 23, No. 5 (1998): 10-13.

10. Media Center NOAA fisheries in the News. 5/21/04. Feds Move in to Protect Sea TurtlesAssociated Press. Contacts Headquarters. media Public Affairs. http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/mediacenter/

Home About Us Regions Science Centers ... Search NOAA Fisheries Press Releases Interim Report on Florida Panhandle Dolphin Die-Off Issued (PDF) - Updated June 8 (PDF) NOAA Fisheries Expresses Continued Commitment to Pacific Salmon Recovery with New Hatchery Policy (PDF) Venomous Invasive Fish Can Be Dangerous to Divers and Deepwater Fishermen (PDF) NOAA Scientists Continue Nationwide Lecture Series on Human Noise Impact to Marine Mammals (PDF) NOAA Fisheries Conducts Symposium on Potential Impacts of Shipping Noise on Marine Mammals (PDF) Three from NOAA Receive Prestigious Recognition at White House (PDF) 2004 Archive 2003 Archive NOAA Press Releases Department of Commerce Press Releases NOAA Fisheries in the News Feds Move in to Protect Sea Turtles Associated Press Man Sentenced for Nabbing Green Sea Turtle Reuters Bush Administration to Renew Many ESA Protections Seattle Times Salmon Fishing off to Good Start Monterey Herald Plan announced for reuniting whale with pod San Francisco Chronicle Longline fishing ban lifted Honolulu Advertiser Swordfish Off Hawaii Are Again Fair Game Los Angeles Times Contacts Headquarters Media Public Affairs Connie Barclay , Public Affairs Specialist Susan Buchanan , Public Affairs Specialist 301-713-1452 (Fax) Constituent Affairs Laurel Bryant , Constituent Affairs

11. ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF POLISH AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITIES Journal covering the following subjects Agricultural Engineering, Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Environmental Development, fisheries, Food Science and Technology, Forestry, Geodesy and Cartography, Horticulture, Timber Engineering, Veterinary Medicine. Currently the access is free of charge. http://www.ejpau.media.pl

12. NWT Wildlife And Fisheries - Media Relations Arts and Crafts GMVF Program GMVF Marketing Furbearing Species TrapperEducation Contacts. Auction Results. Speeches and Statements. http://www.nwtwildlife.rwed.gov.nt.ca/Traditional_Economy/nwtfur/gmvfmedia.htm

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13. Ministry Of Agriculture, Food & Fisheries - Media Room Farm Workers; Why BC Lifted The Moratorium on Fish Farms. media ContactGraham Currie Communications Director Phone 250 3562862. http://www.gov.bc.ca/agf/popt/media_room/default.htm

Avian Influenza Avian Influenza Update, Open Cabinet, Victoria, May 31, 2004 PDF BC Vegetable Marketing Commission Annual General Meeting, Delta, April 29, 2004 ... Why B.C. Lifted The Moratorium on Fish Farms Media Contact Graham Currie Communications Director Phone: 250 356-2862

14. Media Advisory: Pacific Council Of Fisheries And Aquaculture Ministers Media Ava Email a friend. Click here to receive future news via email from this Company/Organization TRANSMITTED BY CCNMatthews FOR fisheries AND OCEANS CANADA DECEMBER 19 http://article.wn.com/link/WNAT928929D752D54FCB0C05F36AD63A7137?source=templateg

15. Department Of Fisheries - Media Releases Senior Public Relations Coordinator Ph 9482 7235 (Mob) 0418 901767. Other media Releases relating to the Department of fisheries. http://www.fish.wa.gov.au/media/2001/2001-4-27-18.htm

Limited scallop season for Denham Sound A limited three-day commercial scallop season has been approved in Denham Sound following extensive research by Fisheries WA. Fisheries WA Executive Director Peter Rogers approved the opening of the Denham Sound area for a discrete three-day period prior to the start of the main Shark Bay scallop season to ensure the available product was taken in optimal condition. Research indicates that if the product were left in the water until August when the Denham Sound is scheduled to re-open, the scallops would be of poor quality and yield poor returns. The discrete three-day season will commence at 8am on April 28 and conclude at 8am on May 1. Gascoyne Regional Manager Laurie Caporn said the 2001 fishing arrangements were approved following stock assessment advice from the Research Division of Fisheries WA and consultation with industry and the Shark Bay Scallop Management Advisory Committee. Mr Caporn said research indicated sizeable quantities would be available this season in Denham Sound following a five-year period of no fishing due to low abundance of commercially viable scallops. He said between 10 and 30 tonnes of scallop meat could be sustainably caught from Denham Sound. This represents a catch value of between $260,000 and $780,000.

16. Department Of Fisheries - Media Releases Other media Releases relating to the Department of fisheries. FishWatch 008 815507. Western Australian Government © Copyright Department of fisheries. http://www.fish.wa.gov.au/media/

May 2004 Bunbury man fined for selling fish for free meal 20 May 2004 Abalone zone closures for recreational fishers 12 May 2004 April 2004 Powerful reminder for fishers at Easter 8 April 2004 Crackdown on northern recreational fisheries 7 April 2004 March 2004 Fisheries guide to improve seafood quality 30 March 2004 Join in the fun as VFLOs celebrate 10 years 18 March 2004 Star Eagle to join Seadragon Festival celebrations 15 March 2004 Perth men face $25,000 in finfish fines 15 March 2004 Annual coral spawning starting soon 9 March 2004 Fillet fines for fish offender 9 March 2004 Wanted: Volunteers to go fishing in Shark Bay 5 March 2004 February 2004 Restaurateur guilty of stashing illegal abalone 27 February 2004 Comment sought on Blackwood 24 February 2004 Marron "plague" strikes 11 February 2004 Good end to marron season 6 February 2004 Freycinet Estuary pink snapper tag lottery opens 2 February 2004 January 2004 Changes to rock lobster size limit 30 January 2004 Report to help guide conservation at Abrolhos 22 January 2004

17. DFO, Media Advisory North Atlantic Fisheries Ministers Conference Email a friend. Click here to receive future news via email from this Company/Organization NEWS RELEASE TRANSMITTED BY CCNMatthews FOR fisheries AND OCEANS CANADA JUNE 17, 2003 1532 ET DFO http://www2.cdn-news.com/newsnet/current/0617115N.html

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18. MEDIA ADVISORY: Fisheries And Oceans Canada; Minister Thibault To Visit Northern Email a friend. Click here to receive future news via email from this Company/Organization NEWS RELEASE TRANSMITTED BY CCNMatthews FOR fisheries AND OCEANS CANADA JULY 23, 2003 1416 ET media http://www2.cdn-news.com/newsnet/current/0723072N.html

Email a friend Click here to receive future news via email from this Company/Organization NEWS RELEASE TRANSMITTED BY CCNMatthews FOR: FISHERIES AND OCEANS CANADA JULY 23, 2003 - 14:16 ET MEDIA ADVISORY: Fisheries and Oceans Canada; Minister Thibault to Visit Northern BC and Yukon FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Fisheries and Oceans Canada Christiane Cote Communications Advisor, Pacific Region (604) 666-8072 or Fisheries and Oceans Canada Caroline Quinn Director of Communications, Office of the Minister (613) 992-3474 Website: http://www-comm.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca

19. Media Room - News Release - Regan Releases Atlantic Fisheries Policy Framework A Other link Fact Sheets. 30-. FOR MORE INFORMATION Christiane ParcigneauMedia Relations fisheries and Oceans Canada Ottawa (613) 998-1530. http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/media/newsrel/2004/hq-ac27_e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Media Room Info for: Children Fishing Industry Marine and Oceans Industry Media Scientists and Researchers Students and Teachers Children Fishing Industry Marine and Oceans Industry Media ... Regions REGAN RELEASES ATLANTIC FISHERIES POLICY FRAMEWORK AND STABILIZES SHARING ARRANGEMENTS FOR 2004 March 25, 2004 OTTAWA – The Honourable Geoff Regan, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), today released A Policy Framework for the Management of Fisheries on Canada’s Atlantic Coast , the first comprehensive blueprint to guide fisheries management on Canada’s Atlantic coast. The Minister also announced a decision to maintain existing sharing arrangements in 29 of the 30 Atlantic fisheries for 2004 to create a more stable approach to access and allocation. "Atlantic fisheries are a vital part of the fabric of the communities they touch," said Minister Regan. "This new framework will promote conservation and sustainable use of fisheries resources, self-reliant fisheries, a stable and predictable access and allocation approach and shared stewardship with resource users. Our aim is to modernize Government policies to match changing conditions in the fisheries." This blueprint for modernizing fisheries management includes the following elements: More transparent and rules-based decision-making processes;

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@import "/main.css"; @import "http://www.niwa.co.nz/local.css"; @import "http://www.niwa.co.nz/pubs/local.css"; Please note: See what you're missing NIWA Home National ... Our Site Media only Geoff Baird Science Communication g.baird@niwa.co.nz Publications Mike Beardsell Science Communication m.beardsell@niwa.co.nz Make a general enquiry Media Releases NIWA releases information to the media regarding our research or issues and events we feel are newsworthy. These media releases are provided online as well as via more traditional means. Latest Media Releases After the February floods: what about next time? (9 Jun 2004) Scientists from NIWA and GNS are now beginning work on a multi-million dollar model to predict the risks to New Zealand communities of natural hazards. More details Tiddlers help solve big problem - Tangaroa departs Port Chalmers (4 Jun 2004) Tangaroa , will collect tiny creatures to tackle a big problem. More details Earlier Media Releases You can also see a summary of recent releases (from the last few months), or an archive of releases since March 1998 Climate Summaries The latest monthly climate summary , plus seasonal and annual summaries.

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