Pacific Community
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recordings, videos, tapes, microfilms, CDs, CD-ROMs and digital documents. These are in English, French and many Pacific languages.
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Fish species identification manual for deep-bottom snapper fishermen = Manuel d'identification des poissons destiné aux pêcheurs de vivaneaux profondsPacific CommunityText -
Women of the land and sea at the 14th Triennial Conference of Pacific Women: Investing in inclusive and sustainable value chains identified as a regional priorityPacific CommunityText
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The development of small-scale fisheries for bottomfish in American Samoa (1961-1987) - Part 2Pacific CommunityText
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Analyses of Japanese longline operational catch and effort for bigeye and yellowfin tuna in the WCPOPacific CommunityText
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A summarization and discussion of technical options to mitigate the take of juvenile bigeye and yellowfin tuna and associated bycatch species found in association with floating objectsPacific CommunityText
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Le cycle de reproduction de Holothuria scabra de l'île de Saugi, dans l'archipel de Spermonde, au sud-ouest de Sulawesi (Indonésie)Pacific CommunityText
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A note on cyanide fishing in IndonesiaPacific CommunityText
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A community-based ecosystem approach to fisheries management: guidelines for Pacific Island CountriesPacific CommunityText
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Report on the International Symposium and Educational Workshop on Fish Marking Techniques - Seattle, 27 June - 1 July 1988Pacific CommunityText
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Report on the South Pacific Commission lobster project in Solomon IslandsPacific CommunityText
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Teachers resource kit on fisheries for the Cook IslandsPacific CommunityText
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Holothurian fishery in Washington (USA)Pacific CommunityText
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