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Morris, K. 1993. The flyingfish fishery of St Vincent and the Grenadines, p. 160. In: H.A. Oxenford, R. Mahon and
W. Hunte (eds.) The Eastern Caribbean Flyingfish Project. OECS Fishery Report No. 9.
The flying fish industry does not constitute an important or significant component of the migratory pelagic fishery of St.
Vincent and the Grenadines. Less than 1mt is landed annually and this accounts for less than 1% of the total pelagic
landings. The estimated annual value of the catch is not in excess of EC$5,000. The pelagic fleet comprises approximately
300 open boats which target large ocean pelagic species from December to suggest and the schooling inshore small coastal
pelagics all year round. Approximately 1000 full and 500 part-time fishermen are involved in the fishery. Catch and effort
data are not recorded and the fishery remains unmanaged.
Morris, K., Cruikshank, J. and Mahon, R. 1988. A fishery data collection system for St Vincent and the Grenadines,
pp. 150-163. In: R. Mahon and A.A. Rosenberg (eds.) Fishery data collection systems for eastern Caribbean islands.
OECS Fishery Report No. 2.
Not seen.
Morris, K. 1995. Exploitation of large pelagics in St Vincent and the Grenadines. Ministry of Agriculture and
Labour, Fisheries Division, Kingstown, St Vincent, 39 pp.
Not seen.
Morse. S.V. 1778. Report on the Grenadines to Lord MacCartney. 12 pp.*
This ancient article written on 22nd July, 1778 was written by the Commanding Engineer, S.V. Morse. He made a report to
Lord McCartney on the Grenadines from Bequia to Isle Ronde providing information about the island and with a plan to
show how the islands may be considered objects worthy of defence. The report gives a descriptive and historical account of
the islands such as geographical location, topography, population, and agriculture and land availability. The article is
perfect for anyone who is interested in the history of the Grenadines.
Mustique Company Limited. 1992. Mustique. McLaren Press Limited, Bracebridge, Canada.
Not seen.
Mustique Environmental Committee. 2004. Mustique environmental information. Pamphlet.
Not seen.
Mustique Island Times. 2004. Edition 5.
Not seen.
Nichols H. A. (May 3- 18 1891). Diary of a trip through Grenada, the Grenadines and St. Vincent. 127 pp.
A trip through the Grenadines through the eyes of H.A. Nichols as he travels from Tobago to St. Vincent. He provides his
description of the geography, history, society and biodiversity of the islands.
Organisation of American States. 1987. Tourism development in the Grenadines. Immediate action programme and
investment estimates for private and public sector activities. Organisation of American States, Washington, DC.
Not seen.
Organisation of American States. 1988a. Carriacou: Integrated Development Programme. Government of Grenada.
28 pp.
This document examines development on the island of Carriacou. It provides details on population and settlement structure,
natural environment, economy of Carriacou, constraints and opportunities for development. The second chapter focuses on
the Integrated Development Programme in terms of the relevant policies, programme objectives, financial arrangements
and management.
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