Fisheries
Evaluation
Review of Vanuatu’s agriculture extension services
This review of the extension services in Vanuatu is the result of a request by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock/Quarantine, Forestry and Fisheries (MAQFF) to NZAID in late 2006.
Journal article
Fishing case tests economic waters for traditional owners
Can Northern Territory fishers trawl coastal waters that lie within the boundaries of Aboriginal land, without the consent of traditional owners? That was the legal question tested in the High Court over two days in early December 2007. The answer, due later this year, will have economic significance for fishers, traditional owners and the NT...
Report
Precaution and the precautionary principle: two Australian case studies
Private activities and government regulatory actions or inaction can have impacts on the environment and on human health. Scientific uncertainty about such impacts compounds the problems that confront policymakers. In environmental and natural resource management areas subject to scientific uncertainty, policy development can be enhanced by clarifying precautionary decision making processes, and the role of...
Report
Indigenous people working in agriculture, fisheries and forestry
Agriculture, fisheries and forestry industries are an important source of employment for Australia's indigenous people. Around 4 per cent of the indigenous workforce is employed in these industries but this represents little more than 1 per cent of all people working in agriculture, fisheries and forestry in Australia. Little is known about the roles that...
Discussion paper
Fishing futures
This policy brief focuses on fisheries and provides three perspectives: one, an overview of the underlying causes of overfishing; two, a discussion on the recent efforts of Australia to put its Commonwealth fisheries on a sustainable management path; and three, the challenges faced by our Pacific neighbours in managing valuable and migratory tuna fisheries. The...