Inland Fisheries provides a major source of animal protein, particularly in areas far removed from the sea.
Inland Fisheries includes:
- Fisheries Officers
- Envorinmental Scientists and Ecologists
- Aquatic Scientists
Contents
1. Introduction
- Resource Availability
- Political and Economic Climate
- The Changing Situation of Fisheries
- A New Vision for Management
2. Objectives
- Objectives for the Fishery
- Regional Differences in Management Strategy
3. The Nature of Inland Waters
4. The Nature of Fish Populations
- Fish Populations in Different Types of Inland Water
- The Size Structure of Fish Populations
- Dynamics of Fish Populations
- Biomass and Production
- Migration and Movements
- Responses of Fish Populations to Stress
5. The Fisherman and the Fishery
6. Fishing Techniques
- Types of Fishing Regime
- Fishing Technology
- Social and Policy Implications of Fishing Technology
- Seasonality of Fishing
7. Fish Utilisation
- Fish as Food and Nutrition
- Fish Preservation
- Marketing
8. Resource Evaluation
- Stock Assessment
- Catch Assessment
- Analysis of Markets
- Analysis of Consumption
- Area-Catch Studies
- Environmental Data
9. Social and Economic Evaluation
- Evaluation of the Social and Institutional Context of a Fishery
- Sampling
10. Integrating Information
- Resource Mapping
- Geographical Information Systems
- Summary and Conclusions
11. Fishery Management
- Social and Policy Consideration
- Strategies for Regulation of Fisheries
- Measures for Regulation
12. Environmental Management
- Other Users of the Inland Water Resource
- Impacts of Other Users
- Remedical Measures
- Basin Planning
13. Enhancement
- Techniques for Enhancement
- Summary of Enchancement Strategies
- Cost Effectiveness
14. Mitigation and Rehabilitation
- Objectives of Rehabilitation
- Habitat Requirements of Fish
- Protection of Water Quality
- Control and Use of Vegetation
- Rehabilitation of Lakes and Reservoirs
- Rehabilitation of Rivers
15. Biodiversity and Conservation Issues
- Importance of Biodiversity
- Management for Biodiversity
16. Legislation
- International Instruments
- National Legislation
- Regional Legislation
17. Conclusion
- Changing Patterns for the Resource
- Monitoring
- Needs for Participatory Management
Index