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The present document reviews the population status, fishery and trade of sea cucumbers worldwide through the collation and analysis of the available information from five regions, covering known sea cucumber fishing grounds: temperate areas of the Northern Hemisphere; Latin America and the Caribbean; Africa and Indian Ocean; Asia; and Western Central Pacific. In each region a case study of a "hotspot" country or fishery was conducted to highlight critical problems and opportunities for the sustainable management of sea cucumber fisheries.

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The Main Species Of holothurian exploited in the Sputh Pacific are Holothuria scabra, H. Fuscogilva And H. nobilis, which have high commercial value , Actinopyga echinites, A. Miliaries And Thelenota ananas Of medium commercial value, And Holothuria atra, H. fuscopunctata and H. mauritiana, whose commercial value is low.

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Call Number: [EL]

ISBN/ISSN: 92-5-102508-8

Physical Description: ix, 143 p.

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To be able to continuously grow the necessary food crop, the soil has to be replenished with nutrient from organic matter or chemical fertilizer. Water is also necessary for good plant growth from sowing/transplanting until the end of the crop. Protecting the crop from pests and diseases, wind damage and animals will help the plant produce the quantity required. Grow different types of crop to have continuous food supply.

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Call Number: [EL]

Physical Description: 22 p.

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The world today is very different from the way it was 50 years
ago. Improvements in transportation, education, and communications (including telephones, radio, television, and
the internet) mean that life is increasingly influenced by what is happening outside the farm, family and immediate community.
Sadly, some of these changes may have a negative impact on
the Pacific Way of Life. However, many of the changes are
inevitable, so farming families need to be in a position to benefit from them rather than be hurt by them.