ASFA Subject

Moana

Marine environment

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		American Samoa Coral Reef Inventory: (ASCRI Project)Part A-Text Corporate Author: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Year: 1980 Notes: Comprehensive Nearshore Coastal Resource Inventory, 3 copies available Held at: American Samoa; AS-REF-1; DMWR;EDPO/ASCMP;FBNMS;SCS ASFA Subject(s): Reefs, Reef fisheries, Reef fish, Marine environment, Fisheries, Estuarine fisheries, Coral reefs, Coral, Coastal zone management, Coastal landforms, Coastal fisheries, Artisanal fishing Identifiers: TRM, TDB, PA, AS Control No.: 00007006.nul
		America Samoa Coral Reef Inventory: (ASCRI Project)Part B-Atlas Corporate Author: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Year: 1980 Notes: Comprehensive Nearshore Coastal Resource Inventory Held at: American Samoa; AS-REF-2; DMWR;EDPO/ASCMP ASFA Subject(s): Reefs, Reef fisheries, Reef fish, Marine environment, Fisheries, Estuarine fisheries, Coral reefs, Coral, Coastal zone management, Coastal landforms, Coastal fisheries, Artisanal fishing Identifiers: TRM, TDB, PA, AS Control No.: 00007007.nul
		Blue water Pacific: looking beyond the reef Author(s): Rock, T. Year: 2006 Notes: Pacific Magazine, September. ASFA Subject(s): Marine ecology, Diving industry, Whaling, Economic benefits, Marine environment, Tourism Control No.: 00013765.nul
		Comptes rendus du Congres de l'International Society for Reef Studies (Noumea, 14--18 Novembre 1990) Author(s): Ricard, M., ed. Corporate Author: Universite Francaise du Pacifique Conference: International Society for Reef Studies (1990 : Noumea) Year: 1991 Notes: In French and English Held at: SOPAC\|SPC ASFA Subject(s): Reef fish, Marine environment, Coral reefs, Coral, Conferences Control No.: 00005667.nul
		Development and management of Papua New Guinea Marine fish resources Author(s): Copea, P. Corporate Author: PNG-Dept. of Fish. Publisher: D.P.I. Year: 1982 Held at: PNG-FI,CO-P299,1982 ASFA Subject(s): Marine environment, Marine aquaculture, Fish Identifiers: Marine; Resource; Development; Management Control No.: 00010384.nul
		Economic and social commission for Asia and the Pacific. Committee on Natural Resources and Energy. Session (15 : 1989 : Bangkok) Publisher: ESCAP Year: 1989 Notes: [Documents from the session] Held at: SOPAC ASFA Subject(s): Water resources, Regional planning, Natural resources, Marine environment, International policy, Energy resources Control No.: 00004201.nul
		Environmental conditions and heavy metal content of marine organisms from atolls of the Pacific Ocean In: Gomez, E.D., et al. (eds.) Author(s): Khristoforova, N.K., Bogdanova, N.N. Publisher: Marine Sciences Center, University of the Philippines Year: 1981 Notes: The Reef and man : proceedings of the Fourth International Coral Reef Symposium, 1, 161-162 Held at: USP ASFA Subject(s): Marine environment, Heavy metals, Atolls Control No.: 00013367.nul
		Future directions for Leone village, American Samoa; an analysis of two choices Corporate Author: Energy Resources International, Inc. Year: 1989 Held at: American Samoa; AS-CZM-227; DMWR;ASEPA ASFA Subject(s): Harbours, Water supply, Water quality, Waste water, Tourism, Marine environment, Land use, Fisheries, Climate, Archaeology Identifiers: Waste Oil, Vegetation, Threatened Species, Leone, Land Tenure, Highways, Endangered Species, Economic Development, CORM, PA, AS Control No.: 00007203.nul
		Geomorphology, ecology and socio-economy of the Futuna marine ecosystem (Horn Archipelago, Polynesia) In: Gomez, E.D., et al. (eds.) Author(s): Richard, G., Salvat, B., Ricard, M., Galzin, R., Denizot, M., Bennett, J., Bagnis, R. Publisher: Marine Sciences Center, University of the Philippines Year: 1981 Notes: The Reef and man : proceedings of the Fourth International Coral Reef Symposium, 1, 269-274 Held at: USP ASFA Subject(s): Socioeconomic aspects, Marine environment, Marine ecology, Geomorphology Control No.: 00013346.nul
		Helping marine protected area managers cope with coral bleaching : reef resilience toolkit Author(s): Mcleod, E. Year: 2005 Notes: Live reef fish information bulletin, 46-47, 13 ASFA Subject(s): Reefs, Nature conservation, Marine parks, Marine environment, Fringing reefs, Coral reefs, Coral, Bleaching, Barrier reefs Control No.: 00012839.nul
		Improving communications with Papua New Guinea's coastal fishers Author(s): Des Rochers, K., Ame, C. Year: 2005 Notes: Women in fisheries information bulletin, 14-20, 15 ASFA Subject(s): Sociological aspects, Radio, Marine environment, Education, Development projects, Communication systems, Coastal fisheries, Artisanal fishing Control No.: 00012974.nul
		Integrated ocean planning and developmentthe South Pacific experience Author(s): Muller, P. Publisher: International Center for Ocean Development Ocean Forum Year: 1991 Notes: Presented at the International Center for Ocean Development Ocean Forum on Sustainable uses of the ocean 20-21 November 1991 Halifax, Nova Scotia Held at: FFA ASFA Subject(s): Marine environment Control No.: 00003621.nul
		Marine ecological footprint of the live reef fish food trade. Author(s): Warren-Rhodes, K., Cesar, H., Sadovy, Y. Year: 2004 Notes: Live reef fish information bulletin, 10-16, 12 ASFA Subject(s): Tropical fish, Trade, Reef fisheries, Reef fish, Marine environment, Environmental monitoring, Environmental impact, Environmental effects, Economics, Coral reefs, Commerce Control No.: 00012841.nul
		Marine resources information system for the Pacific? Author(s): Flores, B. Year: 1984 Notes: Fisheries Newsletter (SPC), 26-30, 28 Held at: SPC ASFA Subject(s): Marine resources, Marine environment, Marine ecology, Information services, Information scientists, Information handling, Information centres, Fisheries LC Subject(s): Fisheries--Information services--Oceania Control No.: 00002514.nul
		Namosi prospect : possible and likely environmental impacts of the proposed mine on the marine environment Author(s): Newell, P. Year: 1998 ISSN: 1013-9877 Notes: South Pacific Journal of Natural Science, 16, 37-45 Held at: USP ASFA Subject(s): Ocean dumping, Mine tailings, Coral reefs, Copper, Marine environment, Environmental impact, Mining Abstract: The proposal to develop a large low grade copper deposit on the island of Viti Levu, the Namosi Prospect, may have strong negative impacts on the marine environment along parts of the southern coast. The proposal includes submarine tailings dispersal (STD) which would involve the dumping of all the mine spoil after extraction of the copper into the sea below the surface mixed layer. The volumes would be large, in the region of 100,000 tonnes/day and such an operation has never been successfully operated in a area where there are healthy coral reefs. This paper draws attention to the doubts about this disposal option and whether it is environmentally plausible Control No.: 00013845.nul
		Report on the workshop on concrete in tropical marine environments of the South Pacific, 28-31 October 1991 Author(s): Holden, B., ed. Year: 1992 Held at: SOPAC ASFA Subject(s): Tropical environment, Marine environment, Concrete structures, Concrete Control No.: 00008067.nul
		The Shore Ecology of Upolu, Western Samoa Author(s): Morton, J. Publisher: Western Samoa Department of Agriculture, Forests and Fisheries Year: 1988 Held at: American Samoa; CZM-293; DMWR ASFA Subject(s): Plankton, Marine molluscs, Marine invertebrates, Marine environment, Marine crustaceans, Illustrations, Coral reefs, Coasts Identifiers: Vegetation, Giant Clams, WS Taxonomic Descriptor(s): Tridacnidae Control No.: 00007260.nul
		SOPAC workshop on concrete in tropical marine environments of the South Pacific, 28-31 October 1991: workshop papers and notes Corporate Author: KRTA Limited Publisher: KRTA Ltd. Year: 1991 Notes: Workshop held in conjunction with the South Pacific Ports Association (SOPAC Joint Contribution 82) Held at: SOPAC ASFA Subject(s): Reinforced concrete, Offshore structures, Marine environment, Construction materials, Concrete structures, Concrete Control No.: 00005674.nul
		State of the marine environment in the South Pacific region Author(s): Brodie, J.E., Tortell, P., Mowbray, D., Holthus, P., Hammond, L., Eldredge, L., Arnould, C. Corporate Author: United Nations Environment Programme; South Pacific Regional Environment Programme Publisher: UNEP Year: 1990 Held at: SOPAC; Fiji ASFA Subject(s): Pollution surveys, Marine environment, Environmental impact Control No.: 00005177.nul
		Status of resource investigations in the northwestern Hawaiin Islands Author(s): Grigg, R.W., ed., Pfund, R.T. Publisher: University of Hawaii Sea Grant College Program UNIHI-SEAGRANT-MR-80-04 Year: 1980 Held at: American Samoa; CR-mgt-944; DMWR ASFA Subject(s): Surveys, Marine environment, Growth, Coral reefs, Coral Control No.: 00007839.nul
		Sustainable development and the ocean environment: the role of the Forum Fisheries Agency and the need for institutional reform in the South Pacific Corporate Author: South Pacific Forum Fisheries Agency. Publisher: South Pacific Forum Fisheries Agency Year: 1992 Notes: A paper prepared for the UNCED Public Forum, Sydney, Australia, 31 January - 1 February, 1992 Held at: SOPAC\|SPC ASFA Subject(s): Resource management, Resource development, Pollution control, Marine pollution, Marine environment, Conservation, Coastal zone management Identifiers: FFA Control No.: 00008209.nul
		Toward MAC certification of Hawaiian Islands collectors : a project update. Author(s): Kusumaatmadja, R., Dierking, J., Atkinson, S., Parks, J. Year: 2004 Notes: Live reef fish information bulletin, 26-28, 12 ASFA Subject(s): Tropical fish, Trade, Resource conservation, Ornamental fish, Marine environment, Environmental protection, Coral reefs, Aquaria Control No.: 00012844.nul
		Village fisheries extension program Author(s): King, M., O'Sullivan, N. Publisher: Fisheries Division, MAFFM Year: 1996 ASFA Subject(s): Marine environment, Fishery management, Artisanal fishing Abstract: Information is provided to help village people and their fonos decide whether or not to participate in an Extension Program of the Fisheries Division in Samoa. Outlines how the marine environment can be damaged; what actions can help it to recover; how village management plans work; who does what; and what the main benefits are. Control No.: 00012813.nul