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International Coral Reef Symposium, Townsville, Australia
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Bull 8:31–32
Johannes RE (2002) The renaissance of community-based marine resource management in
Oceania. Annu Rev Ecol Syst 33:317–340
Johannes RE, Lam M (1999) The live reef food fi sh trade in the Solomon Islands. SPC Live Reef
Fish Inf Bull 5:8–15
Johannes RE, Neis B (2007) The value of anecdote. In: Haggan N, Neis B, Baird IG (eds) Fishers’
knowledge in fi sheries science and management. UNESCO Publishing, Paris
Johannes RE, Yeeting B (2001) I-Kiribati knowledge and management of Tarawa’s lagoon
resources. Atoll Res Bull 489:1–25
Johannes RE, Squire L, Graham T, Sadovy Y, Renguul H (1999) Spawning aggregations of grouper
(Serranidae) in Palau. The nature conservancy marine research series publication no. 1. The
Nature Conservancy and the Forum Fisheries Agency
Johannes RE, Freemen MMR, Hamilton RJ (2000) Ignore fi shers’ knowledge and miss the boat.
Fish Fish 1:257–271
King M, Faasili U (1999) Community-based management of subsistence fi sheries in Samoa. Fish
Manag Ecol 6:133–144
Lajus JU, Alekseeva YA, Davydov R, Dmitrieva Z, Kraikovski A, Lajus D, Lapin V, Mokievsky V,
Yurchenko A, Alexandrov D (2001) Status and potential of historical and ecological studies of
Russian fi sheries in the White and Barents Seas: the case of the Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).
In: Poul Holm, Tim D. Smith, David J. Starkey (eds) The Exploited seas: new directions for
marine environmental history. International Maritime Economic History Association,
St. John’s. Research in Maritime History No. 21
Mailhot J (1993) Traditional ecological knowledge; the diversity of knowledge systems and their
study. Great Whale environmental assessment: background paper no. 4, Great Whale Public
Review Support Offi ce, Montreal, Quebec
Neis B, Schneider DC, Felt L, Haedrich RL, Fischer J, Hutchings JA (1999a) Fisheries assessment:
what can be learned from interviewing resource users? Can J Fish Aquat Sci 56(10):1949–1963
Neis B, Felt LF, Haedrich RL, Schneider DC (1999b) An interdisciplinary method for collecting
and integrating fi sher’s ecological knowledge into resource management. In: Newell D, Ommer
RE (eds) Fishing places, fi shing people: traditions and issues in Canadian small-scale fi sheries.
University of Toronto Press, Toronto, pp 217–238
Olsson P, Folke C (2001) Local ecological knowledge and institutional dynamics for ecosystem
management: a study of Lake Racken watershed, Sweden. Ecosystems 4:85–104
Pascale P, Desgranges B, Benali K, Eustache F (2002) Episodic and semantic remote autobiographical memory in ageing. Memory 10(4):239–257
Passfi eld K (1996) Notes on grouper spawning aggregations in Tongareva, Cook Islands, June
1995. SPC Tradit Mar Resour Manag Knowl Bull 7:20
Pauly D (1995) Anecdotes and the shifting baseline syndrome of fi sheries. Trends Ecol Evol
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PECAMP (2009) Pere environment and conservation area management plan. Nali Sopat Penabu Local
Level Government, Manus Province, Papua New Guinea, October 2009. http://conserveonline.
org/workspaces/pacifi c.island.countries.publications/documents/pere-environment-and-conservationarea-management
Robinson J, Isidore M, Marguerite MA, Ohman MC, Payer RJ (2004) Spatial and temporal distribution of reef fi sh spawning aggregations in the Seychelles – an interview-based survey of
artisanal fi shers. West Indian Ocean J Mar Sci 3:63–69
Robinson J, Marguerite R, Payet M, Isidore M (2007) Investigation of the importance of reef fi sh
spawning aggregations for the sustainable management of artisanal fi sheries resources in
Seychelles fi nal MASMA Project report: March 2007, 62 pp
Rochet M, Prigent M, Bertrand JA, Carpentier A, Coppin F, Delpech J, Fontenelle G, Foucher E,
Mahe´ K, Rostiaux E, Trenkel VM (2008) Ecosystem trends: evidence for agreement between
fi shers’ perceptions and scientifi c information. ICES J Mar Sci 65(6):1057–1068
R. Hamilton et al.
Hatcher BG, Hopley D, Hutchings PA, Kinsey D et al (eds) Proceedings of the Sixth
International Coral Reef Symposium, Townsville, Australia
Johannes RE (2001) A possible new candidate for grouper aquaculture. SPC Live Reef Fish Inf
Bull 8:31–32
Johannes RE (2002) The renaissance of community-based marine resource management in
Oceania. Annu Rev Ecol Syst 33:317–340
Johannes RE, Lam M (1999) The live reef food fi sh trade in the Solomon Islands. SPC Live Reef
Fish Inf Bull 5:8–15
Johannes RE, Neis B (2007) The value of anecdote. In: Haggan N, Neis B, Baird IG (eds) Fishers’
knowledge in fi sheries science and management. UNESCO Publishing, Paris
Johannes RE, Yeeting B (2001) I-Kiribati knowledge and management of Tarawa’s lagoon
resources. Atoll Res Bull 489:1–25
Johannes RE, Squire L, Graham T, Sadovy Y, Renguul H (1999) Spawning aggregations of grouper
(Serranidae) in Palau. The nature conservancy marine research series publication no. 1. The
Nature Conservancy and the Forum Fisheries Agency
Johannes RE, Freemen MMR, Hamilton RJ (2000) Ignore fi shers’ knowledge and miss the boat.
Fish Fish 1:257–271
King M, Faasili U (1999) Community-based management of subsistence fi sheries in Samoa. Fish
Manag Ecol 6:133–144
Lajus JU, Alekseeva YA, Davydov R, Dmitrieva Z, Kraikovski A, Lajus D, Lapin V, Mokievsky V,
Yurchenko A, Alexandrov D (2001) Status and potential of historical and ecological studies of
Russian fi sheries in the White and Barents Seas: the case of the Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).
In: Poul Holm, Tim D. Smith, David J. Starkey (eds) The Exploited seas: new directions for
marine environmental history. International Maritime Economic History Association,
St. John’s. Research in Maritime History No. 21
Mailhot J (1993) Traditional ecological knowledge; the diversity of knowledge systems and their
study. Great Whale environmental assessment: background paper no. 4, Great Whale Public
Review Support Offi ce, Montreal, Quebec
Neis B, Schneider DC, Felt L, Haedrich RL, Fischer J, Hutchings JA (1999a) Fisheries assessment:
what can be learned from interviewing resource users? Can J Fish Aquat Sci 56(10):1949–1963
Neis B, Felt LF, Haedrich RL, Schneider DC (1999b) An interdisciplinary method for collecting
and integrating fi sher’s ecological knowledge into resource management. In: Newell D, Ommer
RE (eds) Fishing places, fi shing people: traditions and issues in Canadian small-scale fi sheries.
University of Toronto Press, Toronto, pp 217–238
Olsson P, Folke C (2001) Local ecological knowledge and institutional dynamics for ecosystem
management: a study of Lake Racken watershed, Sweden. Ecosystems 4:85–104
Pascale P, Desgranges B, Benali K, Eustache F (2002) Episodic and semantic remote autobiographical memory in ageing. Memory 10(4):239–257
Passfi eld K (1996) Notes on grouper spawning aggregations in Tongareva, Cook Islands, June
1995. SPC Tradit Mar Resour Manag Knowl Bull 7:20
Pauly D (1995) Anecdotes and the shifting baseline syndrome of fi sheries. Trends Ecol Evol
10(10):430
PECAMP (2009) Pere environment and conservation area management plan. Nali Sopat Penabu Local
Level Government, Manus Province, Papua New Guinea, October 2009. http://conserveonline.
org/workspaces/pacifi c.island.countries.publications/documents/pere-environment-and-conservationarea-management
Robinson J, Isidore M, Marguerite MA, Ohman MC, Payer RJ (2004) Spatial and temporal distribution of reef fi sh spawning aggregations in the Seychelles – an interview-based survey of
artisanal fi shers. West Indian Ocean J Mar Sci 3:63–69
Robinson J, Marguerite R, Payet M, Isidore M (2007) Investigation of the importance of reef fi sh
spawning aggregations for the sustainable management of artisanal fi sheries resources in
Seychelles fi nal MASMA Project report: March 2007, 62 pp
Rochet M, Prigent M, Bertrand JA, Carpentier A, Coppin F, Delpech J, Fontenelle G, Foucher E,
Mahe´ K, Rostiaux E, Trenkel VM (2008) Ecosystem trends: evidence for agreement between
fi shers’ perceptions and scientifi c information. ICES J Mar Sci 65(6):1057–1068