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Bibliography on Fisheries and Aquaculture Secretariat of the Pacific Community 4th SPC Heads of Fisheries Meeting (30 August – 3 September 2004, Noumea, New Caledonia) Information Paper 6 Original: English Bibliography on Fisheries and Aquaculture www.spc.int/library BIBLIOGRAPHY ON FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE 1 Conference delegates, The librarians of the SPC are pleased to offer delegates to the 4th Heads of Fisheries Meeting a Bibliography on Fisheries and Aquaculture in Oceania. SPC Library also has an excellent collection of materials on fisheries in general. Please consult the library catalogue, at the website given below, for these publications. If you are interested in having a copy of any of the documents in this bibliography, please contact us as soon as possible. We can provide photocopies for you at the meeting. Certain of these items are also available directly from the SPC Publications Office. Access to the library catalogue is at: www.spc.int/library Welcome to the Online Catalog of SPC Library Select the operation that you want to perform: Search only SPC Publications/Documents Subject Specific Search Screens Search by Author Search by Journal Title Search by Subject Search by Title Search Multiple Fields You can contact us by e-mail at [email protected] Rachele Oriente Anne Gibert Librarian Librarian Assistant 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS I – Fisheries in Oceania (by countries and territories) 1. American Samoa p. 4 2. Cook Islands p. 7 3. Fedederated States of Micronesia p. 11 4. Fiji Islands p. 13 5. French Polynesia p. 20 6. Guam p. 25 7. Kiribati p. 28 8. Marshall Islands p. 33 9. Nauru p. 35 10. New Caledonia p. 36 11. Niue p. 40 12. Norfolk Island p. 42 13. Northern Mariana Islands p. 43 14. Palau p. 44 15. Papua New Guinea p. 46 16. Pitcairn p. 51 17. Samoa p. 51 18. Solomon Islands p. 53 19. Tokelau p. 56 20. Tonga p. 57 21. Tuvalu p. 62 22. Vanuatu p. 64 23. Wallis and Futuna p. 67 II – Aquaculture in Oceania p. 69 3 I - FISHERIES IN OCEANIA 1. AMERICAN SAMOA COUNTRY STATEMENT: American Samoa. Noumea: SPC, 1979. 1 p. Working paper/Regional Technical Meeting on Fisheries (11th: 1979: Noumea); WP 23. 1. Fisheries--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea D639.2028 SPC Graf, Donald F. CONTROL OF TUNA PACKING EFFLUENTS IN AMERICAN SAMOA. In: South Pacific Bulletin, 25 (1) 1975: p. 31-32. 1. Tuna, Canned. 2. Tuna fisheries--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea SPB A-C Craig, Peter. Standing Committee on Tuna and Billfish (6th: 1993: Pohnpei). YELLOWFIN TUNA LANDINGS IN AMERICAN SAMOA, 1976-1992. Noumea: SPC, 1993. 3 p. Information paper/Standing Committee on Tuna and Billfish (6th: 1993: Pohnpei); IP3. 1. Tuna fisheries--American Samoa. 2. Yellowfin tuna. Location SPC Noumea SPC 639.2758 STA 1993 SPC Tuna and Billfish Assessment programme, SPC Skipjack Survey and Assessment Programme. ASSESSMENT OF THE TUNA AND BAITFISH RESOURCES OF AMERICAN SAMOA/ [prepared by the staff of the Tuna Programme] Noumea: SPC, 1984. viii, 41 p. : ill., maps. SPC Skipjack Survey and Assessment Programme. Final country report; 17. 1. Tuna fisheries--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea SPC A-C Crossland, J. AMERICAN SAMOA BAITFISH PROJECT. IN: SPC Fisheries Newsletter, 17. 1978: p. 7-9 1. Baitfish fisheries--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea SPC A-C Buckley, Raymond. FISH AGGREGATION DEVICE (FAD) ENHANCEMENT OF OFFSHORE FISHERIES IN AMERICAN SAMOA. Reprinted from: SPC Fisheries Newsletter, no. 37 (Apr.- Jun) 1986. p. 37-41 1. Fisheries--Equipment and supplies. 2. Fisheries--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea SPC ARCHIVES SPC. Skipjack Survey and Assessment Programme. ÉVALUATION DES RESSOURCES DES SAMOA AMÉRICAINES EN BONITES ET EN APPÂTS. Noumea: SPC, 1984. 1 p. French translation of conclusions of English report. Skipjack Survey and Assessment Programme final country report ; 17 1. Tuna fisheries--American Samoa. 2. Baitfish-American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea SPC ARCHIVES 4 Ward, R. Gerard, Ashcroft, Paul. SAMOA: mapping the diversity Suva, Fiji: Institute of Pacific Studies, 1998. 145p (Book) 1. Land use - Samoa. 2. Agriculture - Samoa. 3. Fisheries - Samoa. Location SPC Noumea 337.313099614 WAR 1998 ISBN 9820201349. Samoa. Ministry of Agriculture, Forests, Fisheries & Meteorology. PROFILE OF VILLAGE FISHERIES IN SAMOA: project milestone 17, April 2001. Samoa fisheries project, an AusAID- assisted project of the fisheries division, Ministry of Agriculture, Forest, Fisheries & Meteorology Brisbane, Australia: GRM International, [2001] 33 p. : ill. (Report). Samoa Fisheries Project 1. Fisheries - Samoa. Location SPC NOUMEA 338.372 709 PRO 2001 Severance, Craig J., Franco, Robert JUSTIFICATION AND DESIGN OF LIMITED ENTRY ALTERNATIVES FOR THE OFFSHORE FISHERIES OF AMERICAN SAMOA: and an examination of preferential fishing rights for native people of American Samoa within a limited entry context/by Craig J. Severance and Robert Franco. Hilo: University of Hawaii, 1989. 71 p.: ill., map. Submitted to Ms. Kitty Simonds, Executive Director, Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council. 1. Fisheries--Licenses--Limited entry. 2. Fisheries--American Samoa. 3. Maritime anthropology. Location SPC Noumea 343.07692 SEV Hawaii. Pacific fisheries consultants. ANNOTED BIBLIOGRAPHY: category 1: American Samoa. "In": A 5-year research strategy of pelagic studies by the Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources, American Samoa Government, for the economic development of American Samoa's fishery resources in waters of the 200 mile exclusive economic zone around the territory of American SamoaPrepared by Pacific Fisheries Consultants. Honolulu, Hawaii, USA: Pacific Fisheries Consultants, 1993. pp. 112-183. prepared for Department of Marine and Wildlife resources. Government of American Samoa. (Book chapter) 1. Fisheries - American Samoa. 2. Fisheries - American Samoa - Bibliography. Location SPC NOUMEA D 338.372 7 ANN 1993 Itano, David. AMERICAN SAMOA FISH AND FISHERY INVESTIGATION: annual report fiscal year 1987. Pago Pago: Office of Marine and Wildlife Resources, 1987. 18 p., 30 cm 1. Fisheries--American Samoa. 2. Fishery resources. Location SPC Noumea D333.95099613 ITA 1987 REPORT ON THE FISH AGGREGATION DEVICE (FAD) PROGRAM IN AMERICAN SAMOA, 1979-JULY 1987, Pago Pago: Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources, 1987. 45 p. 1. Fish aggregation device. 2. FAD. 3. Fisheries--Equipment and supplies. 4. Fisheries--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea D639.2028 REP 1987 Howell, Richard M. AIR-SHIPPING OF FRESH FISH FROM AMERICAN SAMOA TO MARKETS IN HAWAII. Noumea: SPC, 1983. 4 p. Background paper/Regional Technical Meeting on Fisheries (15th: 1983: Noumea) ; BP 5. 5 1. Fish trade. 2. Fisheries--American Samoa. 3. Fisheries--Hawaii. Location SPC Noumea D639.2028 SPC COUNTRY STATEMENT : American Samoa. Noumea: SPC, 1979. 1 p. Working paper/Regional Technical Meeting on Fisheries (11th: 1979: Noumea); WP 23. 1. Fisheries--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea D639.2028 SPC Chazeau, J. Centre National pour l'Exploitation des Océans. Centre Océanologique du Pacifique. COMPTE RENDU DE MISSION AUX SAMOA AMÉRICAINES (26 SEPTEMBRE AU 1ER OCTOBRE 1977). Vairoa, Tahiti: CNEXO, 1977. [11] leaves: maps. 1. Fisheries--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea D639.2099613 CHA Gillett, Robert. SPC ASPECTS OF SEA SAFETY IN THE FISHERIES OF PACIFIC ISLAND COUNTRIES/by Robert Gillett; FAO Fisheries Circular SPC Rome, Italy: FAO, 2003. 56 p. : ill.; b&w; maps (Serial title). FAO Fisheries Circular ; 993 1. Sailors - Safety measures. 2. Sailors - Security measures. 3. Sailors - Standards. 4. Sailors - Training. 5. Fishery equipement industry. 6. Fishers - Handbooks, manuals, etc.. 7. Fisheries - Management - Pacific islands. 8. Fisheries - Tuvalu. 9. Fisheries - Tonga. 10. Fisheries - Samoa. 11. Fisheries - Fiji. 12. Fisheries - Kiribati. 1. maritime safety. Location SPC Noumea JOU JOU FAO FIIT/C993 Mead, Paul. REPORT ON THE SOUTH PACIFIC COMMISSION DEEP SEA FISHERIES PROJECT IN AMERICAN SAMOA, 28 MARCH - 2 JULY 1978/by Paul Mead. Noumea: SPC, 1978. 13 p. 1. Fisheries--American Samoa. 1. SPC Deep Sea Fisheries Development Project. Location SPC Noumea SPC 639.2 MEA(A-C) Pel, Hubertus van. South Pacific Commission. POSSIBILITIES FOR IMPROVING THE FISHERIES OF AMERICAN SAMOA/by H. van Pel. Noumea: SPC, 1956. 11 p., charts. 1. Fisheries--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea SPC 639.2 PEL Regional Technical Meeting on Fisheries (25th: 1994 : Noumea). COUNTRY STATEMENT AMERICAN SAMOA. Noumea: SPC, 1994. 2 p. Information paper/Regional Technical Meeting on Fisheries (25th : 1994 : Noumea); IP18. 1. Fisheries--American Samoa. 2. Fishery management--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea SPC 639.2099 REG 1994 Buckley, Raymond. FISH AGGREGATION DEVICE (FAD) ENHANCEMENT OF OFFSHORE FISHERIES IN AMERICAN SAMOA. Reprinted from: SPC Fisheries Newsletter, no. 37 (Apr. - Jun) 1986. pp. 37-41 6 1. Fisheries--Equipment and supplies. 2. Fisheries--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea SPC ARCHIVES Moana, A., Chapman, L. REPORT ON SECOND VISIT TO AMERICAN SAMOA, 3 FEBRUARY 1988 - 13 JUNE 1988/by A. Moana and L. Chapman. Noumea: SPC, 1998. vii, 31 p. Unpublished report/South Pacific Commission. Coastal Fisheries Programme. Capture Section; UR13. 1. Fisheries--American Samoa. 2. Fishing--American Samoa. Location SPC Noumea SPC ARCHIVES A-C Tulafono, Ray. Heads of Fisheries Meeting (1st : 1999: Noumea, New Caledonia), American Samoa. Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources COUNTRY STATEMENT - AMERICAN SAMOA: Heads of Fisheries Meeting (1st : 1999: Noumea, New Caledonia). Information Paper 8/ American Samoa. Department of Marine and Wildlife
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