Towards inclusion of persons with disabilities in coastal fisheries in the Pacific: A review of current practice and approaches
Establishing a sclerochronology lab at SPC – Bombs are never good, but their signature can be useful
Proper fisheries management across the Pacific region requires that we understand how our fishes live and grow to plan for ecosystem and resource sustainability. Closely coupled with this information is how long a species can live because its potential…
Starter pack for octopus monitoring: An overview of octopus biology, ecology and measurement protocols for fisheries management
Importance of octopus fisheries in the Pacific
Conservation International launches Phase 2 of jurisdictional initiatives for Pacific tuna in Fiji, New Caledonia and Samoa
Overcoming legal barriers: Advancing community-based fisheries management in Kiribati
By Tarateiti Uriam Timiti, Rooti Tioti, Toaiti Vanguna, Maaria Henry, Beia Nikiari, Katirube Nakabuta, Karibwa Patrick, Tooreka Teemari, Karibanang Tamuera and Aurelie Delisle.
Seagrass – More than just carbon sinks
By Falma Aiviji, Henry Kaniki, Joeli Bili, Mazzella Maniwavie and Shalini Singh.
Fisheries Newsletter #173
Fishing in North Efate, Vanuatu. ©David Welch
Fisheries Newsletter Number 173 (January - May 2024)
Produced by the Pacific Community, Division of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Marine Ecosystems, Information Section, BP D5, 98848 Noumea Cedex, New Caledonia…
Data collectors in French Polynesia: Vaiana Joufoques, a committed enthusiast
An interview reveals the challenging and fascinating work of data collectors in French Polynesia, shedding light on the inspiring journey of Vaiana Joufoques.