Fisheries Newsletter No 164 (January–April 2021)

Sea cage operations in the Marshall Islands. (image: Ryan Murashige, ©Aquaculture Technologies of the Marshall Islands)

Number 164 (January–April 2021)

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Produced by the Pacific Community, Division of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Marine Ecosystems, Information Section, BP D5, 98848 Noumea Cedex, New Caledonia

Produced with financial assistance from the Australian Government, the European Union, France and the New Zealand Aid Programme

In this issue

SPC ACTIVITIES

When a FAD meets a wave buoy
by Adrien Moineau and William Sokimi (pdf: 1 MB)
The influence of the natural climate variability of La Niña and El Niño
events on tunas. Natural until when?
by Patrick Lehodey (pdf: 388 KB)
First year of data collection on beached drifting FADs in Wallis and Futuna
by Laurianne Escalle (pdf: 574 KB)
What is the nutritional value of reef fish and mud crabs?
by Michael Sharp and Solène Bertrand (pdf: 131 KB)
Pacific Fisheries Leadership Programme navigates COVID-19
through online learning
by Paula Van de Berg (pdf: 698 KB)
Teen Tuna Tok: Pacific youth-inspiring conversations
with fisheries scientists and experts
by Toky Rasoloarimanana (pdf: 155 KB)
Human rights law in coastal fisheries and aquaculture in the Pacific
by Ariella D’Andrea and Alison Graham (pdf: 454 KB)

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