Fisheries Newsletter No 168 (May–August 2022)

Bermy Ariihee - Cook Islands. ©Johnny Beasley, SPC

Number 168 (May–August 2022)

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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 Government of Australia, the European Union and the New Zealand Aid Programme

In this issue

SPC ACTIVITIES

Name that beche-de-mer! Toolkit to aid recognition of different species
by Céline Muron, Mathieu Juncker and Tracey Holley (pdf: 1 MB)
Guardians of the Pacific: community fishers promote sustainable practices
by Céline Muron and Tom Foy (pdf: 2 MB)
Practising what you teach – field-based training with SPC’s e-data systems
by George Shedrawi and Andrew Halford (pdf: 800 KB)
AMPLE: A “Shiny” new approach to capacity building for Pacific tuna harvest strategies
by Finlay Scott (pdf: 260 KB)
Hitting the spot! Behind the scenes of the PIMPLE training videos
by Finlay Scott (pdf: 560 KB)
“It changed everything for me.” Pacific Fisheries Leadership Programme supporting successful women in fisheries
by Collette Brown (pdf: 240 KB)
The importance of social science to implement good governance principles in community-based fisheries management
by Carolina Garcia Imhof (pdf: 400 KB)

NEWS FROM IN AND AROUND THE REGION

FEATURE ARTICLES

From control to community: A personal perspective on 30 years of change in Pacific Island artisanal fisheries and aquaculture
by Timothy Adams (pdf: 1 MB)