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SPAW Protocol Status as of 2019
Author: CLME+ PCU
Year: 2019
Keywords: SPAW Protocol Status as of 2019
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Spawning Aggregations ToR 2019
Author: FAO WECAFC
Year:
Keywords: Spawning Aggregation Working Group Spawning aggregation
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Specially Protected Areas and Wildlife News of the month Protocol and Programme – Newsletter N°24 – September 2019
Author: UNEP CEP
Year: 2019
Keywords: fisheries, marine habitats
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Specially Protected Areas and Wildlife Protocol and Programme – Newsletter N°25 – March 2020
Author: UNEP CEP
Year: 2020
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Spiny Lobster Distribution, Major Fishing Areas and Stock Structure Map
Spiny lobster distribution, major fishing areas and schematic representation of the limits of the spiny lobster stocks: northern, central, and southwest Caribbean stocks, and southern stock (Brazil).
Author: CLME+ PCU
Year: 2019
Keywords: spiny lobster
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Spiny Lobster Habitat Suitability, 100m Shelf and Main Fishing Areas
This maps shows the habitat suitability for the spiny lobster on the Wider Caribbean.
Author: CLME+ PCU
Year: 2021
Keywords: Spiny Lobster Habitat Suitability, 100m Shelf and Main Fishing Areas spiny lobster
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Spotlight on the Eastern Caribbean Flyingfish Fishery
This documentary is presented to you by, the UNDP/GEF CLME+ Project, the Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI), the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism (CRFM), and Centre for Resource Management and Environmental Studies of the University of the West Indies (UWI-CERMES).
Author: CANARI, CRFM, CERMES
Year: 2018
Keywords: Flyingfish, fisheries
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Stakeholder inventory and involvement plan Caribbean and North Brazil Shelf Large Marine Ecosystems Project (CLME+)
This document contains a stakeholder inventory & Involvement plan of the CLME+ project.
Author: CANARI
Year: 2015
Keywords: Stakeholder, inventory, involvement, plan, Caribbean, North Brazil, Shelf, Large Marine Ecosystems, Project, CLME+
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State of the Marine Environment and Associated Economies in the OECS Sub-region (OECS SOMEE)
The implementation of the Caribbean and North Brazil Shelf Large Marine Ecosystems (CLME+) Strategic Action Plan (SAP) throughout the Wider Caribbean Region (WCR), including the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), has as part of its mandate, the development of an integrated reporting mechanism on the State of the Marine Environment and Associated Economies (SOMEE). In this
regard, the OECS through this consultancy – Preparation of Inputs to CLME+ State of the Marine Environment and associated Economies (SOMEE) Report and the Implementation of the CLME+ Strategic Action – has developed an OECS SOMEE for its Member States utilizing
the Driver (D) – Pressure (P) – State (S) – Impact (I) – Response (R) (DPSIR) Analytical Framework to describe the status of coastal and marine habitats and fish stocks, effects of marine pollution and other drivers and pressures such as climate change, and matters relating to socioeconomic, management processes and principles, international commitments, and governance.
Author: Simmons, D., Staskiewicz, T., Thanoo A.
Year: 2020
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State of the Marine Environment and associated Economies in the CLME+ region (CLME+SOMEE) General State of Selected Marine Fish and Shellfish Status and Associated Economies
Author: Arocha, F.
Year: 2019
Keywords: AROCHA General State of Selected Marine Fish and Shellfish Status and Associated Economies Shellfish, fisheries
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