41. AFS Annual Meeting - Québec 2003 - Media - Faune Et Parcs Québec American fisheries Society 133 rd Annual Meeting Québec City, Québec, CanadaAugust 1014, 2003. Press release - July 2003. American fisheries Society. http://www.fapaq.gouv.qc.ca/en/AFS_congres/com_030722_A.htm

American Fisheries Society rd Annual Meeting Québec City, Québec, Canada August 10-14, 2003 Press release - July 2003 August 10 to 14, 2003 Annual meeting of the American Fisheries Society to be held in Québec City Québec City, July 2003 – From August 10 to August 14, 2003, Québec City will be host to the rd annual meeting of the American Fisheries Society (AFS) whose theme this year is “ The worldwide decline of wild fish populations.” Over 1,500 participants from more than 30 countries are expected at the Centre des congrès de Québec to discuss and debate this extremely topical theme. In total, more than 1,300 high calibre scientific communications will be presented. The annual meeting of the AFS offers a unique opportunity to sum up the state of fishing in North America and Europe. One of the highlights of this year’s meeting will be the August 11th Monday morning plenary session. Guest speakers of high international repute will address the meeting’s general theme from Canadian, American, and European standpoints. Dr. Daniel Pauly

42. MEDIA Videotapes, Films And More - Dr. CR Barrett Library The media collection focuses on the major fields of study at the fisheries andMarine Institute nautical science, marine engineering, naval architecture http://www.library.mun.ca/mi/filmvideo.php

43. Te Ohu Kai Moana - Allocation Media Release media RELEASE. 14 August 2002. EMBARGOED TO 1100AM, WEDNESDAY, 14 AUG2002. fisheries DEVELOPMENT FUND PROPOSED BY COMMISSION. Research http://www.tokm.co.nz/allocation/media-fisheries-dev-fund-proposed.htm

MEDIA RELEASE 14 August 2002 EMBARGOED TO 11:00AM, WEDNESDAY, 14 AUG 2002 FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT FUND PROPOSED BY COMMISSION Research into and restoration of freshwater fisheries will be able to be supported from the Fisheries Development Fund, one of the proposals for allocation released by the Treaty of Waitangi Fisheries Commission today. He said that concerns by some parties over whether the Commission has adequately provided for the loss of Commercial Freshwater Fisheries should be allayed through these proposals. Mr Hapi said the $10 million fund would be established with the agreement of Iwi. It will be a contestable fund to advance generic research on impacts of land-use change, the introduction of foreign organisms on indigenous fisheries, as well as particular aspects that could serve as a pilot for restoration efforts across the country. The allocation proposals released today also include allocation of freshwater fisheries quota to Iwi living within a quota management area and the formation of a freshwater fisheries working group to work with Iwi and hapu involved in initiatives on freshwater fisheries. Distributed by Fisheries Commission Communications Phone 021 498 010 Report to the Minister of Fisheries (PDF - 7.7mb)

44. Te Ohu Kai Moana - Allocation Media Release media RELEASE. 27 September 2002. IWI WILLING TO RESOLVE fisheries ALLOCATION.The time for signalling agreement to the Treaty of Waitangi http://www.tokm.co.nz/allocation/media-iwi-willing-to-resolve-fisheries-allocati

MEDIA RELEASE 27 September 2002 IWI WILLING TO RESOLVE FISHERIES ALLOCATION Mr Hapi said there had been robust debate in the seven weeks since the Commission released its proposals for allocation and benefit distribution of the Fisheries Settlement, in a document called Ahu Whakamua. For more information, contact Commission Communications Glenn Hema Inwood 021 498 010 Report to the Minister of Fisheries (PDF - 7.7mb) He Kawai Amokura: Full Particulars Appendix 1 - Draft Maori Fisheries Bill Click here to view Allocation Overview Tangaroa Issue No. 67 - Allocation special - PDF (257kb) Click here to to have a copy of the full Report for Agreement sent out to you. Summary Document Ahu Whakamua:The Treaty of Waitangi Fisheries Settlement - What it means for you Click here for PDF (791kb) Media Releases FAQ Synopsis of Submissions on He Anga Mua (Word Document 853kb) Quantitative analysis of Iwi submissions on He Anga Mua (Word Document 263kb) Link to He Anga Mua Click here for TOKM main site

45. Agricultural Sciences : Fisheries & Aquaculture Reviews And Prices larger picture. Modelling and Quantitative Methods in fisheries details and reviews.Released on 31 May, 2001; Authors Malcolm Haddon, ,; media Paperback. Read http://www.georeviews.com/Books/Science/Agricultural_Sciences/Fisheries___Aquacu

GeoReviews.Com Home Books Science Agricultural Sciences User Name Remember Me? Password Forum Categories vbmenu_register("forums"); Review Categories vbmenu_register("reviews"); Register Search New posts Mark Forums Read Bestsellers A Whale Hunt: How a Native-American Village Did What No One Thought It Could New: $10.40 Used: $0.49 The Walleye War: The Struggle for Ojibwe Spearfishing and Treaty Rights New: $19.95 Used: $14.75 Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World New: $16.10 Used: $13.80 Aquatic Entomology: The Fishermen's Guide and Ecologists' Illustrated Guide to Insects and Their Relatives New: $53.86 Used: $46.00 Manual of Fish Health New: $17.46 Used: $16.95 Out on the Deep Blue : Women, Men, and the Oceans They Fish New: $24.95 Used: $6.69 Marine Fisheries Ecology New: $58.95 Used: $52.00 Blue Ribbon Bow: A Fly-Fishing History of the Bow River-Canada's Greatest Trout Stream New: $18.95 Used: $17.00 Fishes: An Introduction to Ichthyology, Fifth Edition New: $98.00 Used: $66.75

46. CSIRO - Scientists Seek Changes In Fisheries Related media Releases. Burning for research and education in the north. Scientistsseek changes in fisheries. Ocean focus needed for future wealth, seafood. http://www.csiro.au/index.asp?type=mediaRelease&id=Prfisheries2

47. Florida Sea Grant - Fisheries - Publications And Media View PDF. SGEB 011 fisheries Biology for Everyone. View PDF. SGR 111 Current andProjected Tourist Demand for Saltwater Recreational fisheries in FL (1993). http://www.flseagrant.org/program_areas/fisheries/fisheries_pm.htm

Strategic Plan Program Directory Impacts Plan of Work ... Search National Sea Grant Library Publications SG 01 Atlas of Artificial Reefs in Florida - 5th Edition (1997) This guide is currently out of print. Loan copies are available without charge through the National Sea Grant Library Provides a guide to locations and characteristics of more than 200 permitted artificial reefs constructed for fishing and diving purposes in Florida's coastal waters. Locations are given by longitude-latitude coordinates, Loran C coordinates, and distance from the nearest land projectory. Also provides depth of reef and type of material used. View PDF SGEB 011 Fisheries Biology for Everyone Hand-lettered manuscript presents fisheries biology in an informal way, bringing to life information useful to any user of living marine resourcesparticularly fishermen. Includes definitions of fisheries management terminology, development of a life history of fish, and the concept of stock assessment. Can also be used in secondary school level marine biology courses. References are included. View PDF SGEB 025a A Tackle Box Guide to: Common Saltwater Fishes on Southwest Florida (waterproof edition) Includes taxonomically correct drawings for 86 species selected as the most frequently encountered in Florida's waters. Important information about distinguishing features, biology/habitat, and fishing methods is also provided. The often confusing common nicknames applied to each fish are noted.

48. South Asian Media Net law, according to Director of Quality Control, Ministry of fisheries, HSG Fernandois Produced By Free media Foundation For, South Asian Free media Association. http://www.southasianmedia.net/cnn.cfm?id=109873&category=Environment&Country=SR

49. Practical Media Services : Azores Fisheries Under Threat Due To EU Regulation for the Court to apply the environmental requirements of the Treaty to the CommonFisheries Policy.”. 13 Apr 2004, Pulse appoint Practical media Services. http://www.practicalmediaservices.com/news.asp?ArticleID=81

50. 4th World Fisheries Congress media. Welcome to the media section of our website, specially designedto meet the needs of media reporting on the Congress. media http://www.worldfisheries2004.org/media/media.htm

HOME Media Welcome to the Media section of our website, specially designed to meet the needs of media reporting on the Congress. Media Clips Media Releases Informational Releases For further information on the Congress, please contact our Media Manager: Alex Rose Phone: 604.926.1641 Email: agrose@shaw.ca

51. Malaspina University-College - Fisheries Department Nanaimo is an ideal location for the fisheries and Aquaculture Department as Producedby media Relations Publications Department Spillin media Copyright http://www.mala.ca/fisheries/

Pic[0] = 'f2.jpg' Pic[1] = 'f11.jpg' Pic[2] = 'f7.jpg' Pic[3] = 'f4.jpg' Pic[4] = 'f9.jpg' About Us CFI Awards Grants to Two Malaspina University-College Research Projects MSc Opportunitie s in Mussel Aquaculture (Centre for Shellfish Research, Malaspina University-College and Memorial University, Newfoundland) Video depiction of sockeye salmon to red models The Fisheries and Aquaculture Department at Malaspina University-College has grown from a small trout hatchery in 1979 to extensive facilities that support applied research, education, training and technology transfer on fish and invertebrate culture, fisheries habitat and fish stock assessment, and wild stock management. Departmental growth continues with the recent creation of the Centre for Shellfish Research (CSR) , which will house wet and dry labs, offices, and a state of the art algae culture facility and tank space to support shellfish research in British Columbia.

52. U Of M Digital Media Center : Fisheries. te/a/ch Digital media Center. fisheries. On This Page Exemplary Sites.Articles. Journals. Exemplary Sites. FISH ON LINE, a draft http://dmc.umn.edu/research/disciplines/fisheries.shtml

Return to: U of M Home OIT Home One Stop Directories ... Search U of M Our Support Services: Use Our Services Consultations Development (Student Web Core) Facilities ... Online Nursing Curriculum Evaluation Our Online Resources: Teach With Technology Spotlight Issues Learning Tenets Teaching Strategies ... Contact Information Search DMC DMC Home Teach With Technology Research Resources Resources by Discipline Fisheries On This Page: Exemplary Sites Articles Journals 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/

53. Audio-Visual Media September 16, 2003. Subcommittee on fisheries, Wildlife, and fisheries. June24, 2003. Subcommittee on fisheries, Wildlife, and Water. http://epw.senate.gov/audio-visual_media_108.htm

MULTIMEDIA RESOURCES 108th Congress Live Link to streaming audio/video (RealPlayer) of hearing. OR: Live Link to Audio Feed (Capitolhearings.org) Archived REALPLAYER Links to Previous Hearings Note : the published hearing transcript is the official record of the committee. These recordings are archived for informational purposes only. Archived links to hearings held in the 107th Congress Archives for the 108th Congress October 15, 2003. Full committee business meeting. Nomination of Michael Leavitt to be Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency, and other pending business. October 1, 2003 . Full committee business meeting. To consider pending business and the nomination of Michael O. Leavitt. September 24, 2003 . Subcommittee on Clean Air, Climate Change, and Nuclear Safety: Oversight hearing on Federal Emergency Management Agency programs September 23, 2003 . Full committee business meeting and hearing on the nomination of Gov. Michael O. Leavitt to be Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. September 16, 2003

54. Fisheries Working Group - Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Top fisheries Working Group (FWG) Key Contacts Lead Shepherd Mr Stetson Tinkham thisgroup or historical documents, please click - - News and media to view http://www.apecsec.org.sg/apec/apec_groups/working_groups/fisheries.html

Committees Working Groups Agricultural Technical Cooperation Working Group Energy Working Group ... Other APEC Groups and Initiatives You Are Here: Home APEC Groups Working Groups > Fisheries Working Group The Fisheries Working Group (FWG) was created by the SOM in 1991. It aims to promote - The conservation and sustainable use of fisheries resources. Sustainable development of aquaculture and habitat preservation. Development of solutions to common resource management problems. The enhancement of food safety and quality of fish and fisheries products. Sector-specific work relating to trade and investment liberalisation and facilitation. Latest Developments In its 14th annual meeting in Ha Noi, Viet Nam , on 14-16 October 2003, the FWG reviewed projects and focused on the following issues - Fisheries Management The meeting discussed the issues of sustainable fisheries including the need to engage international or intergovernmental organisations, such as the Word Bank , the Asian Development Bank Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) , and Southeast Asia Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC) to participate in related workshops. The discussion also included Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported (IUU) fisheries issues. A summary of relevant work from the

55. Historic Global Fisheries Agreement Enters Into Force Print Friendly Version, media Note Office of the Spokesman Washington, DCDecember 11, 2001 Historic Global fisheries Agreement Enters into Force. http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2001/6799.htm

[Print Friendly Version] Media Note Office of the Spokesman Washington, DC December 11, 2001 Historic Global Fisheries Agreement Enters into Force A global treaty to address over fishing on the high seas enters into force today, opening a new era in international fishery management. The U.S. is among thirty nations to ratify this binding United Nations agreement, which sets new, compulsory standards for managing highly migratory and shared fishery resources. Malta deposited its instrument of ratification one month ago, and as the thirtieth country to do so, brought the treaty into force today. Provisions of the treaty greatly enhance conservation and management efforts by ensuring that the standards for determining when such measures are necessary are strengthened in favor of effective resource conservation. Parties will also cooperate in the collection and exchange of fishery data and give enforcement agents increased authority to board and inspect fishing vessels on the high seas to ensure compliance with conservation measures. The agreement also obligates member nations to settle disputes peaceably. Another important aspect of the agreement is the affirmative commitment of parties to cooperate in regional fisheries management organizations. The United States has proactively implemented this aspect of the agreement since our ratification in 1996. The U.S. played a leadership role in negotiations to establish management organizations in several previously unmanaged fisheries, notably including the successful conclusion of agreements to manage fisheries in the central and Western Pacific and Southeast Atlantic Oceans.

56. Interpretive Resources About Fisheries of Fish and Game, California Salmon Stamp program and Cal/Nevada Chapter of theAmerican fisheries Society. POC N/A media TYPE VHS Video DURATION 2750 http://www.usace.army.mil/nrm/interp/fisheries.html

Interpretive Resources about Fisheries Bt Ix Up USACE Home Table of Contents Fishing Rodeo The Lifecycle of the Chinook Salmon The Lifecycle of Salmon and Steelhead Trout Fishin Fun ... Save Our Salmon Fishing Rodeo ToC SUBJECT: Fishing Rodeo PURCHASE SOURCE: West Point Lake Office, 500 Resource Management Drive, West Point, GA 31833-9517 POC: West Point Lake, Mobile District; 706/654-2937 MEDIA TYPE: Demonstrations, contests DURATION: one day TARGET AUDIENCE: Preteen NARRATIVE: The annual event is held in conjunction with National Safe Boating Week and National Fishing Week. Children are given boat rides to promote water safety awareness and are provided a chance to fish in the stocked pond. Prizes are awarded for various age groups based on the catch. CATEGORY: Fishing The Lifecycle of the Chinook Salmon ToC SUBJECT: The Lifecycle of the Chinook Salmon; The title of the film "The Return of the King" PURCHASE SOURCE: This is a public service documentary produced by KEET-TV, Eureka, CA, in cooperation with the California Dept. of Fish and Game, California Salmon Stamp program and Cal/Nevada Chapter of the American Fisheries Society. POC: N/A MEDIA TYPE: VHS Video DURATION: 27:50 minutes TARGET AUDIENCE: Adult/ Young adult NARRATIVE: Narrated by Raymond Burr; This film "Return of the King" elaborates on the lifestyle of the Chinook Salmon in California, highlights threats to its habitat and how volunteers have worked to restore native habitat.

57. Sea Grant News Media Center - New York - Great Lakes Fisheries for sustaining the nation s multibilliondollar Great Lakes recreational and commercialfisheries. 1994-2002) by the Sea Grant National media Relations Office http://www.seagrantnews.org/news/ny1.html

News Releases Program News New York Sea Grant Recreational Fishing 09-94 Science Helps Sustain Great Lakes Fisheries Nearly destroyed by overexploitation, invasions of nonindigenous species and pollution in the first half of this century, the fisheries of the Great Lakes have undergone a remarkable rebirth. Today, the Great Lakes support world-class recreational fisheries that generate more than $4 billion in regional economic activity. Commercial fisheries generate another $270 million. Through coordinated research and direct interaction with state and federal management agencies over the past 25 years, the region's Sea Grant programs have contributed significantly toward sustained development of these fisheries. Thanks to the scientific data, techniques and new management tools provided by Sea Grant-funded research, Great Lakes fishery policies now are determined more by the lakes' biological capacity than by political and short-term economic pressures. As a microcosm of the global ocean, the Great Lakes offer a natural laboratory for developing and implementing science-based fisheries management and a model for improving the management of the nation's overexploited ocean fish stocks. Lake Ontario Example Like the other Great Lakes, the Lake Ontario sport fishery, valued at $100 million a year, is sustained largely by the stocking of Pacific salmon, which feed on unstable populations of forage fish that also consist mostly of nonindigenous species.

58. Sea Grant News Media Center - Current News Cornell University Biological Field Station, the Department of fisheries and Wildlife copyrighted(19942002) by the Sea Grant National media Relations Office http://www.seagrantnews.org/news/20030721_perch.html

Current News Sea Grant Experts to Examine Status of Perch Fisheries Worldwide FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 21, 2003 MADISON, Wis. — Experts from almost 30 countries will gather here July 20-24 to discuss the status of two of the most important fish in the Great Lakes. Percis III, the Third International Percid Fish Symposium, is a forum for sharing knowledge about the biology, management and aquaculture of percid fish, which include valuable food and sport fish such as yellow perch and walleye. The goals of the meeting are to enhance international collaboration and foster the exchange of ideas among researchers, and to help scientists in the United States and abroad identify priority areas for future research on the fish. “We want to continue a dialogue among the leading experts in the field that will catalyze management of the world’s fisheries,” said conference organizer Jeffrey Malison, director of the UW-Madison Aquaculture Program. Percis III will feature poster sessions and seminars on the status of Lake Michigan’s yellow perch fishery, management options, and the aquaculture potential of the popular food fish. Drastic reductions in the yellow perch population in Lake Michigan have demonstrated the need for more information and improved management of the fishery. Recent research has addressed life-history dynamics, overfishing, predator-prey relationships, and the impact of such environmental stressors as global climate change on the yellow perch and the European perch, perca fluviatilis. But organizers say there is still more to be learned.

59. Farmed And Dangerous - Media Room Hagen must be replaced as fisheries minister. For immediate release January29, 2003. VICTORIA Premier Gordon Campbell showed extremely http://www.farmedanddangerous.org/news_10.html

About CAAR Farming Issues Action Center Media Room ... Map Gallery Hagen must be replaced as fisheries minister For immediate release January 29, 2003 VICTORIA - Premier Gordon Campbell showed extremely poor judgement by appointing Stan Hagen, minister of sustainable resource management, as fisheries minister after John van Dongen was forced to resign because of a police investigation into his handling of an aquaculture file, environmentalists and First Nations said today. "Minister Hagen must resign immediately because the largest single campaign donation he received in the May 2001 election was from the Omega Salmon Group," said Chris Genovali of Raincoast Conservation Society. "Mr. Hagen also received funds from Heritage Aquaculture and Akua Feed Systems Inc. so he shouldn't replace Mr. van Dongen when there are other ministers who do not have this type of conflict." Joyce Murray, minister of water, land and air protection, did not receive campaign contributions from aquaculture companies and could handle the fisheries file since her ministry is already responsible for waste management issues concerning fish farms.

60. Who S Who In The Council? Media Eu2001.se media, Who s who in the Council? Who s who in the Council? General Affairs. Agriculture.Ecofin. Employment and social policy. fisheries. Industry and energy. http://www.eu2001.se/static/eng/media/whoswho_fisheries.asp

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