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...luding those extending from mountain streams to the beaches, estuaries and near shore, and extending out to the deep sea—and changes in the nature of fishery resources of the Hawaiian Islands as recorded in both written and oral historical descriptions. The historical documentary research cited in this study was compiled from documentary research conducted by Kepa Maly ove...

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...tain streams to the beaches, estuaries and near shore, and extending out to the deep sea—and changes in the nature of fishery resources of the H... ... readers better understand native Hawaiian customs and practices, and historic events associated with native land and fishery resource stewardship ... ...vents associated with native land and fishery resource stewardship and use, and the relationship of the wide range of fishery resources in Hawaiian... ... in Hawaiian culture—in both traditional and historical contexts. The study also sought to identify the wide range of fishery resources— where s... ...n to English, by Maly), which provide first hand descriptions of fisheries and practices associated with procurement of fishery resources. This infor... ...brief discussions on Hawaiian settlement, population expansion, and land management practices that are the basis of the sustainable relationship shar...

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...epa Maly, and provides readers with access to several important sources of documentation pertaining to native Hawaiian use and management of land and fishery resources. Documentation from — traditional lore (some translated herein by Maly); native land records of the Mahele Aina, including documentation covering the period from ca. 1819 to 1855; the Boundary Commission Tes...

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...ing in “He Moolelo Kaao no Kekuhaupio, Ke Koa Kaulana o ke Au o Kamehameha ka Nui” -- 20 -- H.W. Kinney’s “Visitor’s Guide” (1913) -- 24 -- Kapalilua Fishery Rights And Land Tenure Defined -- 26 -- Mahele Aina: Development of Fee Simple Property and Fishery Rights (ca. 1846 -- 1855) -- 31 -- Kapalilua Boundary Commission Testimonies (ca. 1873 - 1882) -- 36 -- Kapalilua in ...

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... H.W. Kinney’s “Visitor’s Guide” (1913) • 24 KAPALILUA – FISHERY RIGHTS AND LAND TENURE DEF... ... • 26 M+hele ‘2ina: Development of Fee-Simple Property and Fishery Rights (ca. 1846-1855) ... ... access to several important sources of documentation pertaining to native Hawaiian use and management of land and fishery resources. Documentation ... ...e Kapalilua, region of Kona, Kinney described the coastal villages, the continuing reliance of native residents on fishery resources; he also observ... ... Kumu Pono Associates 25 HiPae74-Miloli‘i (100103) KAPALILUA – FISHERY RIGHTS AND LAND TENURE DEF... ...r? “Yes, I have.” “Lagoon is my ice box, why you come here…?” KM: …Aloha. The native system of sustainable resources, you can onl...

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...atherers through agro-cities, State-religious Empires infiltrated by migrating Tai persons with a wet glutinous rice technology, evolved to produce a sustainable agriculture. Rice culture determined administrative structures in a pragmatic society which regularly produced a saleable surplus. Ayutthaya’s ascendancy, continuing today, consolidated the importance of rice agri...

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...ver valley developed for irrigated rice production has symbolised an approach to sustainable production.• Thailand has enjoyed foreign investment an... ...on. The golden cradle of this civilisation includes the essentialingredients of a sustainable agriculture, which have been apparently abundant natural... ...orthernhighlands. Alluvial and older terrace deposits yield viable and apparently sustainablesources of water, while the alluvium aquifers of the Cent... ...isance of its economic sectorthrough employment of some 130,000.52 A strategy for sustainable extraction of forestproducts should help preserve the fo... ...agriculture, the wet rice cultivation system itself appears to be one of the most sustainableforms of agriculture. Continuous wet rice cultivation ove... ... 1985, the forestrysector grew from $190 million to $215 million dollars, and the fishery sector from $231million to $304 million. Fishing expanded fr...

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... SUMMARYTHE PERCEPTION OF THE FISHING COMMUNITY OF CASCAIS ABOUT ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE FISHING MARCO DOS SANTO... ...can supply and what fishermen demand. To transform the behaviour of the community, making it more sustainable, we needed toknow how it thinks and a... ...he dependence ofresources, and reported that the community has a good knowledge of issues related to sustainablefisheries. It also allowed to identify... ...g, dynamizing the local economy and stimulating a consumption of higher quality, so aninstrument for Sustainable Development. It concluded that the pr... ...e constitui a base dadieta alimentar portuguesa, à razão de 160 g/dia (Afonso, 2009:1). No documento Fishery andAquaculture Statistics (FAO, 2011b), P... ...r riqueza, também falhou, como seobservou, por exemplo, em 1992, no caso da Canadian Grand Banks cod fishery of Newfoundland andLabrador, uma companhi... ...tion for almost 500 years,one of the world's most productive fisheries, the Canadian Grand Banks cod fishery of Newfoundland andLabrador, was closed. ... ...a, Oeiras.MANZI, Maya, GOOMES, Oliver (2002), «Cormorant Fishing in Southwestern China: ATraditional Fishery under Siege» in Geographical Review, Vol.... ...th; LEAL FILHO, Walter;AZEITEIRO, Ulisses (Editors), Contributions to the UN Decade of Education for SustainableDevelopment, Vol. 33, p. 329-371. Umwe...

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...e following volumes provide interested readers with foundational information for addressing cultural-historical values attributed to the land, water, sustainable resources, and traditional and customary practices. The study draws on many primary (first hand) literature sources written by — native Hawaiian writers (some not previously available in English); foreign visitor...

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...ed readers with foundational information for addressing cultural historical values attributed to the land, water, sustainable resources, and tradi... ...population expansion—and Hawaiian traditions, customs and practices of resource management that are the basis of the sustainable relationship shared... ... of various words and terms used in the Mähele claims: Ahupuaa – an important sub division of land (extending from fishery to an area on the m... ...and claims. Nukupono is a kuleana (right), one section is a kai (fishery), gotten ... ... See Testimony Here are the claims of Keliiaa, NoniKaliiaa a kai (fishery), a kula land and aHelu ... ... kula land and aHelu 3905 D Pauwela 6:135 kalo land. The right was given by — — — 1 Fishery See Testimony ... ... Pa The claim at Paehala is a kaiKonohia Kaupakulua 6:136 (fishery). Another claim is for k...

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...Oahu-March 24, 2003, At iao Valley, Maui-Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly And Isaac Harp. 966 -- James Tatsuo Tanaka-Recollections Of The Mullet Fishery And anae Holo Of Puuloa, Oahu;-The Importance Of The Streams And Estuaries To Healthy Fisheries; And-Steps Needed To Ensure Sustainability Of Hawaiian Fisheries-October 22, 2003 – Kepa Maly (And Isaac Harp). 982 -- Ro...

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...y and Isaac Harp • 966 James Tatsuo Tanaka Recollections of the Mullet Fishery and ‘Anae holo of Pu‘... ... That’s smart, those buggas. Families would h"nai the ko‘a and take turns fishing the ko‘a, respecting one another’s fishery: KM: So you wou... ...u [seaweed] which grew in the pond, and that’s what they used to keep the ‘Apae fresh until they got out to the fishery. Hale-Kpelu ... ...ht up with k?puna in the country setting of Puna, both uncles were taught native traditions of stewardship for land and fishery resources. Their inte... ...zer? “Yes, I have.” “Lagoon is my ice box, why you come here…?” KM: …Aloha. The native system of sustainable resources, you ca... ...ere brilliant. Discusses the past and present conditions of Hawaiian fisheries, and steps needed to protect them for sustainable fishing in the fu... ... the protection of Hawaiian fisheries, and traditional and customary practices associated with sustainable use of the ... ...e following year for one experimental permit. They let that experimental permit take more than what the maximum sustainable yield for that ye... ...need to take into account the “traditional and customary use.” Now, does that include commercial or is that for sustainable fishing?Ka Hana L...

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...ng from the temptation of over consumption and the concept of upward mobility. Realizing our goal of independent mobility. Aspiring to an alternative sustainable lifestyle. Going cruising! "The announcement of our impending departure met with confused responses by our friends and co-workers. "That's great!" said some. "You're crazy!" commented others. Our co-workers felt ...

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...bility. Realizing our goal of independent mobility. Aspiring to an alternative sustainablelifestyle. Going cruising!The announcement of our impending ... ...tboards and aluminum skiffs) has often proven to be an expensive hurdle in the sustainabledevelopment of rural areas."The Fisheries' officer explained... ...phins frequently associate with yellow fin tuna and, sadly, the high-seas tuna fishery exploits this association.Further along the shoreline, we intru...

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... show a body part, or to show a fish of someimportance, often because of a fishery or a sport interest.Usually, species are referred to by their commo... ...ortnose gar (Lepisosteus platostomus), from Goode (1884) Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States. ... ...ns Bowfin (Amia calva), from Goode (1884) Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States. Eels ... ...es) and pavement teeth in some sharks and rays (Elasmobranchii).aboriginal fishery = a fishery by native peoples for food, commercial, social and cere... ...ively estimated amount of catch of a given species from agiven region. The sustainable harvest used to set the upper limit of the range of potential a... ...ishingmortality rate which, if applied constantly, would result in maximum sustainable yield. Can beestimated from simple biomass-aggregated productio... ...rpose other than beingpart of the catch. It is subtracted from the maximum sustainable yield to arrive at an allowableharvest. This reserved portion m... ...ing.bluewashing = false marketing claim that fish being sold or served are sustainable seafood.BMSY or BMSY = biomass at MSY (the long-term average bi... ... fecund) female fish, that contribute disproportionately to fishstocks and sustainable fisheries but are also sought after by anglers.book = a grade o...

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... HiPae74 (2) (122004) beaches, estuaries and near shore, and extending out to the deep sea—and changes in the nature of fishery resources of ... ...would help readers better understand native Hawaiian customs and practices, and historic events associated with native land and fishery resource ste... ...historic events associated with native land and fishery resource stewardship and use, and the relationship of the wide range of fishery resources in ... ...resources in Hawaiian culture—in both traditional and historical contexts. The study also sought to identify the wide range of fishery resources— wh... ...Hawaiian to English, by Maly), which provide first hand descriptions of fisheries and practices associated with procurement of fishery resources. Th... ...ople fishing than there are today. But the resources was never depleted, it could carry the population. He feels “maximum sustainable yield” is... ... their well-being. • Fisheries have declined from past quality and quantities; the old system and manner of fishing was sustainable, needs to...

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...2009, four Panel members were selected. Dr. Gonzalo Castro dela Mata, who specializes in ecology and sustainable forestry management, was namedChairma... ...mprove project practices and to strengthen institutional oversight and activities inorder to promote sustainable development in South-Central Peru.Jam... ...ntral question thatthe Panel aimed to answer was: “Has the country been able to develop Camisea in a sustainableeconomic, social, and environmental ma... ...everal communityprojects have been installed by various institutions, but none appear to have proven sustainableor even minimally productive.The Panel... ...nately, many of these extractive activities have left behind“boom and bust” cycles and have not been sustainable. Tragically, it is the presence of th... ...covering fishing technology, habits,preferences, commercialization, and perceptions of change in the fishery over recent years.In 2003-2005, four spec... ...s of local communitiesand preferably using local fish species, are badly needed as part of a broader fisherymanagement and fish production strategy to...

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...t community, a distinctly Hawaiian heritage, unspoiled lands, undeveloped coast- lines, subsistence food sources, and a sustainable wate... ... years numerous community plans haveattempted to articulate this vision and have proposed projects aimed at creating adiversified and sustainable econ... ...ducation and employment on Molokai. 3. Support educational activities for our farmers and youth that promote sustainable food... ...ean, Molokai was frequently referred to as ÿäina momona. Through careful stewardship, Molokai’s people were able to maintain a sustainable and ... ... not only for Molokai but for all of Hawaiÿi.32 molokaI: FutuRE oF a HawaIIan ISlandThe ability to secure a sustainable food... ...d from mountain tops/ridgesdown through valley bottoms and out along the reef-sheltered shores. The typicalahupuaÿa includes an ocean fishery and beac...

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... of extinction ordepletion." The current laws speak of "optimal, sustainablepopulations and the optimum carrying capacity of the ma... ... The law states that human use shall be limited to the"minimum sustainable yield" of the populations of bodies of thecetaceans (I... ...this major objective, they should not be permitted to diminish below their optimum sustainable population. Further mea­ sures should be immediately ... ...primary objective, it should be the goal to obtain an optimum sustainable population keeping in mind the optimum c... ... carrying capacity" means the ability of agiven habitat to support the optimum sustainable population of aspecies or population st... ...anarium at Batumi (opened for the public in 1975) was built on the site ofthe VNIRO Fishery Station. The head of the research program with marinemamma...

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...ng a coastline rich in aquatic resources themajority of the Rohingyas were employed in the fishery industry.In the rural areas, more than 65 percent o... ... 20 8Farmer 36 14Fishermen/Fishery/Shrimp Farming 68 26Shop... ...East, J 2013, Stateless Rohingya: Running on Empty, Regional Center for Social Science and Sustainable Development, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai.... ...-rebuttal-to-u-khin-maung-saws-misinformation-on- rohingya.htmlJames, H 2006, Security and Sustainable Development in Myanmar, Routledge, London.Jilan...

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...pulation expansion—and Hawaiian traditions, customs and practices of resource management that are the basis of the sustainable relationship shared b... ...ebruary 23rd, 1852, Mahoe was granted one-half of Ka‘eo (514 acres), including 9 the rights to the fishery , as a Royal Patent Grant ... ...est in the other half of Ka‘eo was conveyed to Linton L. Torbert by Royal Patent Grant No. 234.9 The right of the fishery at Ka‘eo being included wi... ...Liber 97:463-464 Kali, Puhipuhi and Hopoe, to J. Kapohakimohewa Lease Granting a lease of 141 acres and Fishery Rights from Royal Patent G... ...s the whole of Kaeo, running considerably into Torbert & Wilcox (Gr. 234). Have you any way of finding out what fishery rights Mahoe has, and has ... ...Makena. Charlie Makee seems to be very anxious to find out. He says since Mahoe died they are bringing up their fishery rights again. I have h...

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...f Kaluanui and Vicinity, Ko‘olauloa (1943) • 2 Figure 2. Register Map No. 100. Kaliuwaa (Depicting Fishery, Land Types and... ...s who share generational ties to Kaluanui. h The State of Hawai‘i Division of State Parks should form a sustainable partnership12 wit...

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...The primary industry includes agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery industries. The tertiaryindustry refers to all economic sectors not... ...nd Scheduling in a Smart Grid,”Technology and Economics of Smart Grids and Sustainable Energy 3, no. 15 (2018): 15 pages, https://doi.org/10.1007/s408... ...ed to successfully operate inan Industry 4.0 environment might also have a sustainable impact on Chinese culture. Chinese philosophical tradition An... ... Farshad G. Toosi, and Cathal Heavey. “A Multi-Agent Systems Approach for Sustainable Supplier Selection and Order Allocation in a Partnership Supply... ... Scheduling in a Smart Grid.” Technology and Economics of Smart Grids and Sustainable Energy 3, no. 15 (2018): 15 pages. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40...

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