Accurate reporting of the real issues of Lake Victoria's management...workshop report
1999
Fisheries
Slipping the net : Spain's compliance with ICCAT recommendations for swordfish and bluefin tuna
1999
Raymakers, Caroline |
Lynham, Jacqui |
Transboundary approaches to the conservation and utilisation of the Chobe-Caprivi wetlands. Workshop report
1999
This workshop brought together representatives of all stakeholder groups from Namibia and Botswana to discuss key natural resource utilisation issues. IUCN sought to begin a crucial cross-border dialogue to address incompatible land and resource uses in the area. This is the first stage in addressing transboundary natural resource management in the area, and clearly focuses on both the ecosystem and the participation of all stakeholders.
Net losses : untying the Gordian knot of fishing overcapacity
1999
Lutchman, Indrani |
Hoggarth, Daniel D. |
An overview of issues for consideration when formulating national policy to implement the FAO International Programme of Action on the Management of Fishing Capacity
A roadmap for the future for fisheries and conservation : proceedings of the Fisheries Session, IUCN Marine and Coastal Workshop, 17-18 October 1996, Montreal, Canada
1998
McDowell, David |
Williams, Meryl J. |
Report of the Western Indian Ocean Turtle Excluder Device [TED] training workshop, Bandari College, Mombasa, Kenya, 27-31 January 1997
1998
Wamukoya, George M. |
Salm, Rodney V. |
Trawling in lake Victoria : its history, status and effects
1998
Mbuga, James Siwo |
Getabu, Albert |
Asila, Andrew |
Medard, Modesta |
Abila, Richard O. |
Sharks and their relatives : ecology and conservation
1998
Bräutigam, Amie |
Camhi, Merry |
Fordham, Sonja V. |
Fowler, Sarah |
Musick, John |
Sharks and their relatives, the rays and chimaeras, are the diverse group of cartilaginous fishes that have evolved over 400 million years. Historically considered of low economic value to large-scale fisheries, today many of these fishes have become the target of directed commercial and recreational fisheries around the world, and they are increasingly taken in the by-catch of fisheries targeting other species.