SWOT Analysis /Strengths‚ Weaknesses‚ Opportunities‚ Threats/ Marine fishing Freshwater fishing Aquaculture production Processing and marketing of living aquatic resources Strengths Lower quantities of catches of natural resources of marine fisheries than the marginal allowable catches Existing pelagic fish resources Existing mollusk resources (sea snail/Rapana and black mussel) Existing specific resources (sturgeon‚ turbot) Existing good level of land and water control by state
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Brink of Extinction In Malaysia today the survival of wildlife have taken second place to human activity. All major wildlife species are now threatened with extinction. Does saving these endangered species and taking necessary actions for those who are on the brink of extinction means anything to you? Most of us are not aware that our Malayan Tiger‚ Clouded Leopard (Roy Goh 2011)‚ Pygmy Elephant‚ Sumatran Rhino‚ Orang-Utan and Turtles are in the under-extinction animals category
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specific resource or geographic region): oil‚ manganese‚ diamonds‚ or deep ocean mining‚ in a specific geographic location. Tidal and Wave Energy (choose a specific method and/or geographic region) International Fishing Practices and Legislation: Overfishing‚ illegal fishing‚ methods‚ or fishing regulations‚ it would be best to focus on a single species and/or geographic region. The Human Impact on Coastal Zone; choose a specific coastal zone
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The Great White Shark‚ immortalized by the Hollywood film Jaws‚ is at the midst of an international controversy. The shark‚ despite its notoriety‚ is in danger of extinction. A conflict over the fate of these sharks has existed for decades‚ but with recent attacks the debate has come to the forefront. The environmental conflict over the Great White Shark has yet to reach a conclusion‚ as many factors exist that hinder resolution possibilities. The purpose of this paper is to provide background information
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What is Marine Ecology? Marine Ecology is the scientific study of marine-life habitat‚ populations‚ and interactions among organisms and the surrounding environment including their abiotic (non-living physical and chemical factors that affect the ability of organisms to survive and reproduce) and biotic factors (living things or the materials that directly or indirectly affect an organism in its environment). Marine ecology is a subset of the study of marine biology and includes observations at
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parents guard the nest and feed the hatchlings regurgitated food. These penguins reach maturity at 3 to 4 years of age. Populations: African penguin populations are declining rapidly due to many factors‚ including: reduction of their food supply (by overfishing)‚ pollution (from oil tankers)‚ egg harvesting by people‚
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Coral Reefs‚ Our Disappearing Beauty Coral reefs are one of nature’s riches ecosystems with a diverse existence of life which is ultimately quite complex. They are a colorful ecosystem that plays an important role in the marine world and the human world as well. They are home to countless plants and animals‚ a source of food‚ medicines and one of the unique wonders of our world. While they might bring the image of life near a tropical paradise‚ there is much more to the coral reef than
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Development volume 15 (2): 114-124. Preston GL. 1993. Untitled. Beche-de-mer: 371-407. Purcell S‚ Mercier A‚ Conand C‚ Hamel JF‚ Granda MV‚ Lovatelli A‚ Uthicke S. 2013. Sea cucumber fisheries: analysis of stocks‚ management measures and drivers of overfishing. Fish and fisheries volume 14:34-59. Schoppe S. 2000. Sea cucumber fishery in the Philippines. SPC Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin 13:10-12. Subaldo M. 2011. Gleaning‚ drying‚ and marketing practices of sea cucumber in Davao del Sur‚ Philippines
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referred to as a fish hatchery. Worldwide‚ the most important fish species used in fish farming are carp‚ salmon‚ tilapia and catfish. There is an increasing demand for fish and fish protein‚ which has resulted in widespread overfishing in wild fisheries. Fish farming offers fish marketers another source. However‚ farming carnivorous fish‚ such as salmon‚ does not always reduce pressure on wild fisheries‚ since carnivorous farmed fish are usually fed fishmeal and fish oil extracted
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htmlBurke‚ L. (2005). Technical Notes on the Reefs at Risk. World Resources Institute. Retrieved from http://pdf.wri.org/technote_belize_reefs_threat_analysis.pdfEileen Claussen‚ P. (2002). Coastal and Marine Ecosystems. Pew Center. Nutall‚ N. (n.d.). Overfishing: a threat to marine biodiversity. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). Retrieved from http://www.un.org/events/tenstories/06/story.asp?storyID=800World Resources Institute. (n.d.). Projects in People & Ecosystems. Retrieved from http://www
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