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� initiation of networking on public awareness Participation � whole Brazilian team � hosted by Lee Newman (Curator, tropical gallery) and Catherine Po (Education Coordinator); � WFT: Brian Harvey and Yogi Carolsfeld Follow-up � WFT and partners providing regular project stories to Vancouver Aquarium AquaNews website to raise project profile LGL Environmental Associates (Oct. 23) Outline � presentation of development and characterization of First Nations fisheries comanagement in the Skeena River (B.C.) � discussion of community co-management and stock assessment as exemplified by sturgeon in the lower Fraser River. � discussion of fisheries management alternatives in BC Outcomes � awareness of the use of tagging in stock assessment � awareness of successful multi-stakeholder fisheries plans � understanding of role of radiotelemetry in fisheries management Participation � whole Brazilian team � hosted by Karl <strong>English</strong>, Vice-president of Operations, LGL � WFT: Brian Harvey and Yogi Carolsfeld Follow-up � arrange participation in upcoming LGL-hosted review of BC fisheries management � work out LGL participation in fisheries stock assessment 35
Native Friendship Centre, Victoria, B.C. (Oct. 24) Outline � tour of provincially and federally funded education and awareness/resource centre for B.C. aboriginal people � exposure to proven strategies for dealing with social problems that are also found in Sao Francisco fishing communities, including programs for health counselling and targeted education Participants � Inês, Ana, Marcelo and Arley of the Brazilian team; � WFT: Brian Harvey and Carmen Ross Outcomes � appreciation of similarities in some social problems in fishing communities and First Nations, including exclusion and lack of opportunities � gathering of specific examples of Canadian strategies, especially for increasing literacy Follow-up � Brazilian team to initiate further requests for additional details of programs Hartland Rd. landfill (Oct. 24) Outline � tour of a modern sanitary land fill with gas recovery for electrical generation; discussion of all aspects leading to its development and maintenance � discussion of community liaison and education contributing to responsible garbage management and litter control � demonstration and discussion of recycling programs Participants � Barbara and Raimundo of the Brazilian team � Hosted by Nigel Lomas, Assistant Superintendent (nlomas@crd.bc.ca; 250-727-3331) � WFT: Yogi Carolsfeld 36
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Mike Miles and Associates, October
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Invitation ......
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QUESTIONNAIRE (translation Cathy Ca
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TRIP REPORT Prepared by: Joachim Ca
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meetings were very long and the UFS
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foreseen for the gender and race su
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UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE SÃO CARLOS
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BLOCK A Characteristics of the Resi
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APPENDIX - BLOCK B Municipality | _
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1 2 3 5 Given Name Terms of activit
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(For the Head of the House and spou
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TRIP REPORT 1 st State Aquaculture
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PROGRAM 110
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INVITATION 114
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PRESIDÊNCIA DA REPÚBLICA SECRETAR
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11 José Henrique Moreira Luisburgo
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51 Maria José Alves Costa Três Ma
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Fernando Cláudio Dornelas São Jo
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Joaquim de Carvalho Alfenas Col. Z
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21. Policing of feed-lots: Punish o
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Almenara Colony Z- 13 Group 3: Summ
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3. Promote transfer of technology a
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9) Money for the fishery should be
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MEETING REPORT Brazilian Associatio
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DISCUSSION APSR opened the meeting,
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MEETING REPORT Environmental Compon
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INVITATION 140
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� Increase public awareness about
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Conference of Eight Cities of Três
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TRIP REPORT Piracema Canal Technica
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TRIP REPORT Prepared by: Karl Engli
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Figure 1. Portion of the Itaipu Can
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The tagged species represent a numb
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Electrical immobilization was carri
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At two of the stations, the receive
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RESULTS Tagging and release A total
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Table 3. Release dates and tracking
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Gerais in 1999, put on by WFT, UFMG
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and aircraft would also be useful t
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Download and Detailed Check Procedu
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� bad records could be the result
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TRIP REPORT Prepared by: Luiz da Si
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4) Manual tracking Another activity
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TECHNICAL REPORT Prepared by: Lisia
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Figure 1. Piracema channel at Itaip
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2.6.3. Data management and processi
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4. REFERENCES ADAMS, N. S., RONDORF
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JOURNAL ARTICLES Eco 21 #88 March 2
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Boletim SBI #74 March 2004 article:
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TRIP REPORT William Koski (LGL Envi
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THESIS PROPOSAL Fish Migration Patt
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INTRODUCTION For countless generati
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The current state of knowledge of t
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Specific goals � To describe the
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The frequencies, channels and codes
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SUB-PROJECT 2: EVALUATION OF THE CA
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Data Collection Data will be obtain
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REFERENCES ADAMS, N. S., RONDORF, D
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RESEARCH SUMMARY Genetic Analysis o
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The coast of BC has hundreds of sma
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mentioned earlier, the experience g
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Tropical freshwater commercial and
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Assessment techniques designed with
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may be no return? RAPFISH has been
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This diverse data begins to illustr
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REFERENCES CITED AND ADDITIONAL REA
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Gould, S.J. 2003. The Hedgehog, the
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Ruffino, M.L. 1995. Life cycles and
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PUBLIC PRESS ARTICLES Vancouver Aqu
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Canada and Brazil Join Forces on Ri
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INTRODUCTION Even though growing pu
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3) Ensure that the strategy is impl
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way, parents and other adults could
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Maps, Radio and Video Production of
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political agendas are saturated wit
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REFERENCES 1) Allen, William. 2001.
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APPENDIX G - MANAGEMENT RESULTS Tri
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Trip Report - pre
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Development, Governance, Gender Equ
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Name Organization Email Telephone M
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Name Organization Email Telephone M
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Name Organization Email Telephone C
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Cuidado Comunitário das Águas San
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ÍNDICE Sumário dos Formulários d
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SUMÁRIO DOS FORMULÁRIOS DE INSCRI
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Paz das Águas que ocorrem anualmen
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Inscrição Estadual: Endereço: Av
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1. APRESENTAÇÃO O projeto visa o
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3. ATIVIDADES ANTERIORES Federaçã
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Resultados Esperados Objetivo Espec
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6. METODOLOGIA EMPREGADA 6.1) Forta
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Abaeté, Pompéu e Três Marias com
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7. AVALIAÇÃO PROCESSUAL Objetivo
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8. AVALIAÇÃO DE RESULTADOS Objeti
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9. AVALIAÇÃO DE IMPACTOS Objetivo
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10. PARCERIAS E ALIANÇAS Organiza
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6 Melhorando o tratamento de esgoto
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Total To
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Petrobrás Contrapartida Total 13 1
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15. ANEXOS Currículo do Corpo Téc
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CURRICULUM VITAE: JOACHIM CAROLSFEL
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Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do
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CURRICULUM VITAE: NORBERTO SANTOS D
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TRIP REPORT Project Management and
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Mar. 1: CEMIG meeting on Funil; Sec
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� Need to look at all aspects and
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the processing plant, and Thiago To
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TRIP REPORT Project Management Miss
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ways that the results related to hi
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Appendix A - Results and Indicators
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Appendix C - Sub-project 1 Results
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Appendix E - Sub-project 3 Results
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