FISH AGGREGATING DEVICES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Problems and Perspective s
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FISH AGGREGATING DEVICES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Problems and Perspective s (1997)
EN PB USISBN: 9781882027088 bzw. 1882027086, in Englisch, University Of Rhode Island, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Shipping costs to: USA.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, VELMA CLINTON BOOKS.
Kingston, Rhode Island: University Of Rhode Island. Fine. 1997. Paperback. 1882027086 . Binding and contents are almost like new. ; 9" Tall, 160pp. The light gray PAPER COVER is about the weight of posterboard. FISHING. "Fishers have long known that fish tend to aggregate around objects floating in the water, such as logs, concentrations of seaweed, etc. They fojund that they could more easily harvest fish in these locations. Based on these observations, some fishers began to place man-made objects in the water column to duplicate the effect of the naturally occurring logs, etc. These man-made structures are referred to as fish aggregating devices (FADs) . Some Chapters: The Taboo of Atulayan - Communal use of private property in the Philippines; Shares, sites, and property rights in Mandur - Changes in an Indonesian deep water raft fishery; Introduction and development of FADs in Western Samoa; Income impacts of artificial reefs - A Malaysian case; Evaluating FAD effectiveness in development projects - Theory and praxis. Figures in text. (a); A .
Von Händler/Antiquariat, VELMA CLINTON BOOKS.
Kingston, Rhode Island: University Of Rhode Island. Fine. 1997. Paperback. 1882027086 . Binding and contents are almost like new. ; 9" Tall, 160pp. The light gray PAPER COVER is about the weight of posterboard. FISHING. "Fishers have long known that fish tend to aggregate around objects floating in the water, such as logs, concentrations of seaweed, etc. They fojund that they could more easily harvest fish in these locations. Based on these observations, some fishers began to place man-made objects in the water column to duplicate the effect of the naturally occurring logs, etc. These man-made structures are referred to as fish aggregating devices (FADs) . Some Chapters: The Taboo of Atulayan - Communal use of private property in the Philippines; Shares, sites, and property rights in Mandur - Changes in an Indonesian deep water raft fishery; Introduction and development of FADs in Western Samoa; Income impacts of artificial reefs - A Malaysian case; Evaluating FAD effectiveness in development projects - Theory and praxis. Figures in text. (a); A .
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FISH AGGREGATING DEVICES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Problems and Perspective s (1997)
EN PB USISBN: 9781882027088 bzw. 1882027086, in Englisch, University Of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Velma Clinton Books [35308], HOPE VALLEY, RI, U.S.A.
Binding and contents are almost like new. ; 9" Tall, 160pp. The light gray PAPER COVER is about the weight of posterboard. FISHING. "Fishers have long known that fish tend to aggregate around objects floating in the water, such as logs, concentrations of seaweed, etc. They fojund that they could more easily harvest fish in these locations. Based on these observations, some fishers began to place man-made objects in the water column to duplicate the effect of the naturally occurring logs, etc. These man-made structures are referred to as fish aggregating devices (FADs) . Some Chapters: The Taboo of Atulayan - Communal use of private property in the Philippines; Shares, sites, and property rights in Mandur - Changes in an Indonesian deep water raft fishery; Introduction and development of FADs in Western Samoa; Income impacts of artificial reefs - A Malaysian case; Evaluating FAD effectiveness in development projects - Theory and praxis. Figures in text. (a); A.
Binding and contents are almost like new. ; 9" Tall, 160pp. The light gray PAPER COVER is about the weight of posterboard. FISHING. "Fishers have long known that fish tend to aggregate around objects floating in the water, such as logs, concentrations of seaweed, etc. They fojund that they could more easily harvest fish in these locations. Based on these observations, some fishers began to place man-made objects in the water column to duplicate the effect of the naturally occurring logs, etc. These man-made structures are referred to as fish aggregating devices (FADs) . Some Chapters: The Taboo of Atulayan - Communal use of private property in the Philippines; Shares, sites, and property rights in Mandur - Changes in an Indonesian deep water raft fishery; Introduction and development of FADs in Western Samoa; Income impacts of artificial reefs - A Malaysian case; Evaluating FAD effectiveness in development projects - Theory and praxis. Figures in text. (a); A.
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FISH AGGREGATING DEVICES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Problems and Perspective s (1997)
EN PB US FEISBN: 9781882027088 bzw. 1882027086, in Englisch, University Of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, Erstausgabe.
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