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The industry of catching, processing and selling fish. (Source: CED)

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Paterson B, Kirchner C, Ommer RE 2013. A short history of the Namibian hake fishery—a socialecological analysis. Ecology and Society 18 (4) 66

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Paterson et al 2013 History Nam Hake ES-2013-5919.pdf	94.97 KB

Siegfried WR, Crawford RJM, Shannon LV, Pollock DE, Payne AIL, Krohn RG 1990. Scenarios for global-warming induced change in the open-ocean environment and selected fisheries of the west-coast of southern Africa. South African Journal of Science 86 281 – 285

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Scenarios for global_warming induced change in the open_ocean environment and selected fisheries of the west_coast of southern Africa.pdf	649.04 KB

Shannon LV, Crawford RJM, Duffy DC 1984. Pelagic fisheries and warm events - a comparative study. South Africa Journal of Science 80 51-60

Website link:http://agris.fao.org/agris-search/search.do?recordID=US201302553810

Davies DH 1958. The South African Pilchard (Sardinops ocellata) and the Marsbanker (Trachurus trachurus). 1 - 14

Draper K 2015. Networks of capital: Reframing knowledge in the Namibian hake fishery. Marine Policy 60 293-299

Website link:http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.2014.08.014

Mendelsohn J, el Obeid S 2003. Sand and Water - A profile of the Kavango Region.

Hipondoka MHT, van der Waal BCW, Ndeutapo MH, Hango L Sources of fish in the ephemeral western iishana region of the Cuvelai–Etosha Basin in Angola and Namibia. African Journal of Aquatic Science (43) 199-214

Website link:https://doi.org/10.2989/16085914.2018.1506310

2002. 4.20 Freshwater fish diversity - rivers.

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Fig 4.20 Fresh water fish diversity.zip	143.89 KB

Naesje T, Hay C, Thorstad E, Okland F, Chanda B, Nickanor N 2019. Management of African riverine fish species in Namibia.

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Management of African riverine fish species in Namibia.pdf	962.54 KB

Skelton PH 2019. Chapter 11: The Freshwater Fishes of Angola. Biodiversity of Angola - Science and Conservation: A Modern Synthesis 207-242

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The Freshwater Fishes of Angola_2019.pdf	1.16 MB

Cambray JA 1984. Fish populations in the middle and lower orange river, with special reference to the effects of stream regulation. Journal of the Limnological Society of Southern Africa (10) 37-49

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1080/03779688.1984.9632818

1998. Focus on Fisheries and Research. Namibia Brief (20 January 1998)

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van Zyl BJ, Oelofsen BW, Hay CJ 1998. An overview of management of inland fisheries. Focus on Fisheries and Research (January 1998) 149-150

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An overview of management of inland fisheries.pdf	2.27 MB

Maartens L 1998. Research on Monkfish along the Namibian coast. Focus on Fisheries and Research (January 1998) 122-123

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Research on Monkfish along the Namibian coast.pdf	2.28 MB

1998. Swordfish experiment. Focus on Fisheries and Research (January 1998) 18

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Swordfish experiment.pdf	1.33 MB

Namibian Association of CBNRM Support Organisations (NACSO) 2018. Fish for Sobbe: Rural electricity supplied by conservancies.

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Fish for Sobbe_Rural electricity supplied by conservancies.pdf	2.6 MB

Mosepele K, Kolding J 2003. Fish Stock Assessment in the Okavango delta, Botswana – preliminary results from a length based analysis. Environmental Monitoring of Tropical and Subtropical Wetlands 363–390

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Fish Stock Assessment in the Okavango delta_2003.pdf	286.64 KB

Siziba N, Chimbari MJ, Masundire H, Mosepele K, Ramberg L 2013. Variation in Assemblages of Small Fishes and Microcrustaceans After Inundation of Rarely Flooded Wetlands of the Lower Okavango Delta, Botswana. Environmental Management (52) 1386–1399

Website link:https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00267-013-0183-9

Jacobs FJ, Naesje TF, Ulvan EM, Weyl OLF, Tiyeho D, Hay CJ, O'Brien GC, Downs CT 2019. Implications of the movement behaviour of African tigerfish Hydrocynus vittatus for the design of freshwater protected areas. Journal of Fish Biology 2019 1-9

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1111/jfb.14158

Wilhelm MR, Kirchner CH, Roux J-P, Jarre A, Iitembu JA, Kathena JN, Kainge P 2015. Biology and fisheries of the shallow-water hake (Merluccius capensis) and the deep-water hake (M. paradoxus) in Namibia. Hakes: biology and exploitation 70-100

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Biology and fisheries of the shallow_water hake and the deep_water hake in Namibia.pdf	815.78 KB

Macpherson E, Maso M, Barange M, Gordoa A 1991. Relationship between measurements of hake biomass and sea surface temperature off southern Namibia. South African Journal of Marine Science 10 (1) 213-217

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Relationship between measurements of hake biomass and sea surface temperature off southern Namibia.pdf	1.05 MB

Butterworth DS, Rademeyer RA 2005. Sustainable management initiatives for the southern African hake fisheries over recent years. Bulletin of Marine Science 76 (2) 287-320

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Sustainable management initiatives for the southern African hake fisheries over recent years.pdf	4.95 MB

Mosepele K 2002. Trends in fisheries development and fish utilization in the Okavango Delta. Water and Ecosystem Resources in Regional Development: Balancing Societal Needs and Wants and natural Resources Systems Sustainability in International River Basins.

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Trends in Fisheries Development and Fish Utilization in the Okavango Delta.pdf	564.29 KB

Kainge P, Kirkman SP, Estevao V, Van der Lingen CD, Uanivi U, Kathena JN, Van der Plas A, Githaiga-Mwicigi J, Makhado A, Nghimwatya L, Endjambi T, Paulus S, Kalola M, Antonio M, Tjizoo B, Shikongo T, Nsiangango S, Uahengo T, Bartholomae C, Mqoqi M, Hamukuaya H 2020. Fisheries yields, climate change, and ecosystem-based management of the Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem. Environmental Development

Website link:https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2211464520300890

Lange G 2003. The value of Namibia's commercial fisheries.

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Research Discussion Paper 55_2003.pdf	164.86 KB

Purvis J 2002. Postharvest fisheries on the eastern floodplains, Caprivi.

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Research Discussion Paper 51_2002.pdf	253.27 KB

van der Waal BCW, Hipondoka MHT, Ekandjo MN 2021. Towards understanding the presence of abundant fish in running iishana. Namibian Journal of Environment 5 (B) 7-10

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Towards understanding the presence of abundant fish in running iishana.pdf	3.36 MB

Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) 2009. Namibian Islands' Marine Protected Area.

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NIMPA Report_May2009.pdf	5.58 MB

Crawford RJM, Underhill LG, Venter JD 1990. Handline catches and stock identity of Snoek Thyrsites atun off South Africa and Namibia. South African Journal of Marine Science 9 95-99

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Handline catches and stock identity of Snoek Thyrsites atun off South Africa and Namibia.pdf	1.11 MB

Walter CB, Duffy DC, Cooper J, Suter W 1987. Cape anchovy in Swift Tern diets and in fishery landings in the Benguela upwelling region. South African Journal of Wildlife Research 17 139 - 141

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Walter_1987_SA_J_Wildl_Res_17_swift_tern_diet.pdf	237.3 KB