A report on the conflict between the surrounding net and drift gillnet fisheries on the south coast of Sri Lanka.
Publication details: Sri Lanka, 1997,Description: 14p| Item type | Current library | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Research Papers
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NARA Main Library Ready Reference | RP0410 | Available | RP0410 |
Each year, during the latter part of the south-west monsoon (during August / September), fishermen of the south and south-west coasts using surrounding nets get
exceptionally high catches in their nets. As surrounding nets are efficient when
compared to other fishing methods used in the area, conflicts have arisen-, amongst fishermen using different gears to target the same resource. For example, in August 1996, a conflict arose between drift gillnet and surrounding net fishermen. On the
request of the Chairman, NARA, the Fishing Technology Division conducted two surveys; one during August / Sept. 1996 and the other from Sept. - Dec. 1996, to identify the nature of this issue and to make recommendations to the MFARD on ways and means of resolving this conflict.
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