Operation Wallacea

		Scientific Conservation Expeditions
		Indonesia, Honduras, Egypt, Cuba, South Africa, Mozambique and Peru

Indonesia Marine Research: Fisheries and Farming
Publications
Unsworth R.K.F, Powell, A., Hukom, F., Smith D.J. (2007). The effectiveness of small scale 'No-take Areas' as tools in conservation management of locally exploited coral reef fisheries. Marine Biology. 1152: 243-254 Vincent, K. (in prep). Pelagic fisheries around FADS: a case study from the Wakatobi Marine National Park, SE Sulawesi. May, D. (in prep). A description of the tropical artisanal fisheries of eastern Kaledupa, Wakatobi Marine National Park, S.E. Sulawesi, Indonesia. May, D. (in prep). Catch and Yields of the tropical artisanal fisheries of eastern Kaledupa, Wakatobi Marine National Park, S.E. Sulawesi, Indonesia, during the Easterlies and preliminary assessment for community management.

Reports
Coles, T,. and May, D. (2004) Proposed strategy for the recovery of the Kaledupan Coastal Fisheries. 2002. The driving forces and environmental effects of a shift from reef to pelagic fishing practices in Sampela, South East Sulawesi. Peck, N. (2002) The abundance, size composition and habitat selection by Giant Clams in exploited and non-exploited areas. Baynes, A. (2002) Attitudes towards the Stakeholder Zone. Chan, W. (2002)The views of the indiginous fishers of the Wakatobi Marine National Park of Sulawesi, on fiosh resources and conservation efforts. Flint, D. (2002). An assessment of the Holothurian fishery and implications for sustainable management. Glyn-Burns, T. (2002). The driving forces and environmental effects of a shift from reef to pelagic fishing practices in Sampela, Southeast Sulawesi. 2001. Artisanal fisheries. 2001. An initial assessment of the fisheries operated by the Bajo community of Sampela. 2001. Sustainable management of sea cucumbers in the Wakatobi. 2001. An analysis of the bubu fishery in a village on Kaledupa. 2001. Changing fishing practices in the Bajo village of Sampela and their implications for conservation. 2001. Habitat associations. 2000. A species list of Holothurians in the Wakatobi. 2000. Artisanal Fisheries and fish aggregating devices.

Dissertations
Eley, N. (2006). Fisheries Management, Livelihood Diversity and Opportunity. A Case Study of the Kaledupan Coral Reef Fishery: Wakatobi Marine National Park, South East Sulawesi, Indonesia. Nanji, A. (2005). Benefits and costs of coral mining. Campbell, H. (2005). Benefits and costs of coral mining. Horner, J. (2005). Impact of the bubu trap fishery on corals and fish populations. McLintock, S. (2005). Impact of the fixed fence fishery on fish stocks. Clark, S. (2005). Impact of the fixed fence fishery on fish stocks. Morgan, L. (2005). Influence of a Marine Protected Area on Abundance and Diversity of Fish Assemblages in Indonesia Bentall, W. (2004). A Study of the Octopus cyanea fishery in Sampela, Indonesia. Hunter Smart, O. (2004). A Feasibility Study of Phycoculture as a Sustainable Livelihood in Kaledupa, Indonesia. Brown, A. (2004). Impact of fyke net fishery on fish stocks in Stakeholder Area. Ferguson, J. (2004). Bajo perceptions of conservation and declining fish resources. Hughes, E. (2004). Effectiveness of management controls on the octopus fishery. Griffiths, C. (2004). An Investigation in to the Sustainability of and Management Options for the Bubu Trap Fishery, Sombano, SE Sulawesi. Sandberg, J. (2004). Physiological adaptations by fish species. Willmott, A. (2004). Impact of fyke net fishery on fish stocks in Stakeholder Area. Staples, S. (2004). Impact of bubu trap fishery on corals and fish populations. Wheeler, S. (2004). An Investigation into the socio-economic significance of seaweed cultivation, and its viability as a sustainable income source. Syddall, W. (2004). Socio-economic significance of seaweed cultivation.