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The Socioeconomic Importance of Sharks in the U.S. Flag Areas of the Western and Central Pacific

Author(s)
Mike A. McCoy and Dr. Hajime Ishihara
Publisher
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Publication Year:
1999
Publication Place
Honolulu, Hawaii (US)
Physical Description:
119 pp. Tables; Graphs
Call Number
MIK
Language
English
Record ID:
13539
Legacy PEIN ID:
53431
General Notes
Contents: 1)Summary of Issues and Major Findings; 2)Introduction; 3)Overview of Relevant Fleet Characteristics; 4)Current Practices in Commercial Fisheries and Attitudes Towards Sharks; 5)Existing Markets for Sharks and Shark Fins from Domestic Vessels; 6)Estimates of Landinfs and Landed Value; 7)The Importance of Income from Shark Fin Sales to vessel Crews; 8)The Direct Economic Contribution of Sharks to the Economies of Hawaii,Guam, and American Samoa; 9)Sharks in the Cultural Context; 10)Identification and Discussion of Management Alternatives
Author(s)
Mike A. McCoy and Dr. Hajime Ishihara
Publisher
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Publication Year:
1999
Publication Place
Honolulu, Hawaii (US)
Physical Description:
119 pp. Tables; Graphs
Call Number
MIK
Language
English
Record ID:
13539
Legacy PEIN ID:
53431
General Notes
Contents: 1)Summary of Issues and Major Findings; 2)Introduction; 3)Overview of Relevant Fleet Characteristics; 4)Current Practices in Commercial Fisheries and Attitudes Towards Sharks; 5)Existing Markets for Sharks and Shark Fins from Domestic Vessels; 6)Estimates of Landinfs and Landed Value; 7)The Importance of Income from Shark Fin Sales to vessel Crews; 8)The Direct Economic Contribution of Sharks to the Economies of Hawaii,Guam, and American Samoa; 9)Sharks in the Cultural Context; 10)Identification and Discussion of Management Alternatives
Record Created: 22-Jun-2000
Record Modified: 18-Dec-2020