Catch and Culture Vol. 15, No. 1
In this edition, we feature two articles on a couple of issues that are both highly topical and extremely complex—hydropower development and climate change.
Table of Contents
- Editorial
- Hydropower in the Fraser and Columbia Rivers: a contrast in approaches to fisheries protection
- Addressing fisheries in the Climate Change and Adaptation Initiative
- Catfish aquaculture standards near completion
- Identifying significant fish spawning grounds along the Mekong mainstream
- Freshwater aquatic centre attracts tens of thousands of visitors a month
- Clams and cockles in the Mekong Delta
- Fisheries still among top employers and drivers of Cambodian economy
- Regional fisheries cooperation in the Lower Mekong Basin: how did it start?
- Founding head of Lao research centre appointed as Fisheries Programme coordinator
- Biological monitoring in the basin
- Mekong Fisheries Index
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© Mekong River Commission 2009
Editorial Panel
Editor: Peter Starr
- Mr Xaypladeth Choulamany, Fisheries Programme Coordinator
- Dr Chris Barlow, Fisheries Programme Chief Technical Advisor
- Dr Suchart Ingthamjitr, Fisheries Programme Officer
- Mr Kaviphone Phouthavongs, Fisheries Programme Officer
- Mr Damian Kean, MRC Communications Officer
Design and cover illustration: Phannavanh Anoulack
Disclaimer
The opinions and interpretation expressed within are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Mekong River Commission