World Fisheries Expert to Visit New Zealand

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STUFF >> NATIONAL NEWS >> ENVIRONMENT >> STORY Wednesday, 11 August 2004 BREAKING NEWS NZ NEWSPAPERS SEARCH STUFF WEB HEADLINES ALERT NZ Newspapers NATIONAL NEWS Waikato Times Education E N V I R O N M E N T S T O R Y RELATED LINKS The Daily News Korero World fisheries expert to visit New » Have your say Manawatu Standard Environment Zealand » Subscribe to The Dominion Post WORLD NEWS 10 August 2004 Archivestuff The Nelson Mail The Marlborough Express SPORT The Press Without heavy regulation of commercial fishing, seafood lovers OLYMPICS The Timaru Herald will be left eating plankton stew, a visiting fisheries expert BUSINESS The Southland Times says. Sunday Star Times WEATHER

POLITICS Head of University of British Columbia's fisheries centre, Professor Regional News HEALTH Daniel Pauly, is to visit New Zealand next week to promote marine Northland TECHNOLOGY conservation. Auckland ENTERTAINMENT Bay of Plenty A world authority on declining fish stocks is an advocate for fishing Hawke's Bay ODDSTUFF "no-go zones" in oceans to safeguard the future of fisheries West Coast RURAL resources. Otago INSIGHT TRAVEL "If commercial fishing is not heavily regulated, there will be little left E N V I R O N M E N T H E A D L I N E S SNOW REPORTS to harvest in the seas outside of the lowest levels of the food chain," Dolphins travel habits FOOD & WINE he said in a statement today. could lead to more MOTORING fishing restrictions "So you don't need to worry about these problems as long as your Packaging accord signed CARTOON GALLERY children like plankton stew." World fisheries expert to PHOTO GALLERY visit New Zealand TV LISTINGS He will visit Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch from August 17 to Antarctic methane seen 22 at the invitation of the Department of Conservation to share as key to climate change CROSSWORDS Farmers face big cost for results of his research on fisheries trends and participate in HOROSCOPES Rotorua lakes cleanup discussions. Plan to cut COMPETITIONS Christchurch's 280,000 NZ MAGAZINES Advertisement tonnes of rubbish SUBSCRIPTIONS Advertisement Ministry wakes up to e- waste YOUR SAY Buller River spill results expected MAKE STUFF MY HOME Under the weather - »PRINTABLE VERSION from one extreme to the ABOUT STUFF »SUBSCRIBE TO FREE HEADLINES other »SUBSCRIBE TO ARCHIVESTUFF Coastal policy FEEDBACK assessment released Greens and ACT at odds TOP OF PAGE over Coromandel mining ruling Mining decision opens up Coromandel for gold rush Paua poachers targeted on west coast beaches Environmentalists vow to fight Coromandel gold mining ruling Seaweed harvest rules under fire

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