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SAC # 49: Where Did We Go Wrong?
The Fishermen's Perspective on the Crisis in the Bluff Oyster Fishery

OPEN AND FREE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES

When

Thursday 15 May 2008, 4- 5:30pm

Where

Seminar Room, Centre for Innovation, 87 St. David St.
Click here for a map (refer cell H4.21). Note: Limited parking is available on Castle St. and must be arranged with the Centre for Innovation Front Desk (phone 479-8469)

Speaker

Peter Knight, School of Surveying

Antoni Moore, Information Science

Tahu Mackenzie, Marine Science

Abstract

This talk, presented by Peter Knight with help from Antoni Moore and Tahu Mackenzie responds to the 1999 Parliamentary Commissioner of the Environment's report on the Bluff Oyster fishery which poses the question, 'Where Did We Go Wrong?'

Situated in the Bluff Community where 6 months of in-dwelling by the researchers took place over more than five years, the answers to the question are a result of in-depth interviews with key informants; focus groups, and public meetings.

This talk should be of interest to those interested in socio-ecological systems; indigenous resource systems; fisheries management; traditional ecological knowledge; common pool resources and self-government.

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About The SAC Series

SAC Meetings are a CSAFE organised seminar series that meets fortnightly aimed at stimulating discussion and debate on issues relating to natural resource management. The 2008 series combines the Te Hao Mātaurangaans and Sustainable Agriculture Colloquium and the series will focus on topics relating to sustainable agriculture, environmental stewardship and traditional ecological knowledge.

With speakers coming from backgrounds as diverse as design, history, agribusiness and education we look forward to some lively discussion and informal debate.

As always, the discussion will be helped along by glasses of wine and snacks, so come along – we’d love to hear your opinion on the issues and challenges and research that will be presented.

All welcome—please circulate this invitation to friends and colleagues.

 

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