Fishing for answers
Subtitle: making sense of the global fish crisis
By: Yumiko Kura,...[et al.]
Contributors: Revenga, Carmen.; Hoshino, Eriko.; Mock, Greg.; World Resources Institute.
Series: WRI report
Publisher: World Resources Institute; World Resources Inst
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 140
Subjects: Fish trade.; Fishery management, International.; Marine resources conservation.; Fishery resources.; Fishery policy.
Other titles: Making sense of the global fish crisis.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 122-138).
Table of contents: title: Why care about fish; title: The complex world of fishing; title: Are we running out of fish?; title: How do we catch, use and trade fish?; title: How important is small-scale fishing?; title: The role of aquaculture: is it helping to sustain fisheries and feed the poor; title: How does fishing affect ecosystems?; title: How does the global fish trade affect sustainability?; title: Managing fisheries at the international level; title: Conflicts between sectors: rights to fish and the fishing environment; title: What do we know about fisheries management? Successes, failures, and promising approaches; title: How do we produce fish sustainability?: Findings and recommendations.