COMPLETE PUBLICATION

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SPC ACTIVITIES

• Regional Aquaculture Project successfully completed
  by Robert Jimmy and Timothy Pickering (pdf: )

• Nature is increasingly claiming legal rights for itself, but what about fish?
  by Ariella D’Andrea, Solène Devez and Philippe Cacaud (pdf: )

• Drafting coastal fisheries legislation: A new training course available online!
  by Ariella D’Andrea, Solène Devez and Jessica Vapnek (pdf: )

• FADs for family: Capitalising on Pacific Islands motivators to promote codes
  of conduct around FADs
  by Céline Muron and Being Yeeting (pdf: )

NEWS FROM IN AND AROUND THE REGION

• How the “BBNJ” agreement could help Pacific Islands tuna fisheries
  managers achieve some of their joint policy aims
  by Tim Adams (pdf: )

• How effective are artisanal fish aggregating devices?
  by Robert Gillett (pdf: )

• Unlocking the potential of pelagic fisheries: How can anchored fish
  aggregating devices be used to address food insecurity in tropical
  small-scale fisheries?
  by Olivia Smailes (pdf: )

FEATURE ARTICLES

• Journey into the world of age and maturity in Pacific lobster fisheries
  by Prakriti P. Rachna, George Shedrawi, Pauline Bosserelle,Sébastien Gislard and Andrew R. Halford (pdf: )

• Nondestructive monitoring of soft bottom fish and habitats using a standardized,
  remote and unbaited 360° video sampling method
  by Delphine Mallet, Marion Olivry, Sophia Ighiouer, Michel Kulbicki and Laurent Wantiez (pdf: )

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