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Managing Fisheries Refugia in the South China Sea

Written by Chris Paterson

Monday, 11 February 2008

Managing Fisheries Refugia in the South China Sea

Presentations

Video: Trawl Fishing in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand

Video: Push Net Fishing in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand

Video: Dynamite Fishing in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand

Video: Cyanide Fishing in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand

Video: Use of JTEDs in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand

Use of Juvenile and Trash Fish Excluder Devices in Trawl Fisheries of the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand

Fisheries Co-Management Using Group User Rights for Small Scale Fisheries

Co-Management of Fisheries in the South China Sea

Rights Based Approaches to Fisheries Management in the South China Sea

Video on the Crab Bank in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province in Thailand

Readings

Ekmaharaj, S. (2006) Responsible Fishing Technologies and Sustainable Coastal Fisheries Management in Southeast Asia. Fish for the People, 5(1): 10-16.

Kato, Y. (2004) Learning from the Japanese Rights-based Fisheries System: Managing our Small-Scale Fisheries. Fish for the People, 2(3): 2-12.

Wongsanga, P. (2005) Improvement of Fisheries Statistics in the ASEAN Region: Why? What? How? Fish for the People, 3(1): 29-39.

Anuchiracheeva, S. (2005) Development of SEAFDEC Regional Guidelines on Co-Management by Means of Group User Rights. Fish for the People, 3(2): 16-20.

Ruddle, K. (1998) Traditional community-based coastal marine fisheries management in Viet Nam. Ocean and Coastal Management, 40: 1-22.

Satria, A. and Matsuda, Y. (2004) Decentralization of fisheries management in Indonesia. Marine Policy, 28: 437-450.

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