Fisheries Newsletter No 169 (September–December 2022)

 In this issue

SPC ACTIVITIES

• Dr Antony David Lewis
  by John Hampton and Peter Williams (pdf: 1 MB)

• Adopting a WCPO skipjack tuna harvest strategy: A big step forward at the 19th Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission meeting 
  by Graham Pilling, Rob Scott and Finlay Scott (pdf: 300 KB)

• An ode to ear stones: A summary of activities around IPWoFA 22
  by Giulia Anderson and Jed Macdonald (pdf: 100 KB)

• Better safe than sorry: Raising awareness about sea safety in Pohnpei
  by James Wichman and Lauriane Escalle (pdf: 2 MB)

• Giving diamondback to the community: Nauru small boat fishers learn to target alternative species safely
  by William Sokimi (pdf: 500 KB)

• Vhalik: Young Pacific Island students take the mic to preserve fisheries
  by Stéphanie Geneix-Rabault, Céline Muron and Solène Devez (pdf: 1 MB)

• Resources, courses and coordinated forces: Tackling illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in the Pacific
  by Ariella D’Andrea, Tracey Holley and Ian Freeman (pdf: 2 MB)

• Can new tech help to reduce illegal activities in Pacific coastal fisheries and aquaculture?
  by Mark Nicholson (pdf: 400 KB)

NEWS FROM IN AND AROUND THE REGION

• Factors that assist and constrain the careers of Pacific Island fishery professionals
  by Robert Gillett, Barbara Hanchard and Esther Wozniak (pdf: 650 KB)

• A study of the benefits from fisheries in the region
  by Robert Gillett (pdf: 200 KB)

FEATURE ARTICLES

• The “Pacific Way” of coastal fisheries management: Status and progress of community-based fisheries management
  by Hugh Govan and Watisoni Lalavanua (pdf: 1 MB)

• Research perspectives on Pacific Island coastal fisheries
  by Pita Neihapi, Faye Siota, Rolenas Tavue, Tarateiti Uriam, Aurelie Delisle, Hampus Eriksson and Dirk J. Steenbergen (pdf: 1 MB)

• The importance of maritime domain awareness in fighting illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
  by Moritz K Lehmann with Megan Charley (pdf: 7 MB)