Salm,R.V.,Jensen,R.A.C.,Papastavrou,V.
Marine fauna of Oman: Cetaceans, turtles, seabirds and shallow water corals Technical Report
no. 469, 1993.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: cetacean, cetaceans, coastal zone management, coral, dolphin, dolphins, management, marine, minke whale, minke whales, Oman, seabirds, Strandings, survey, turtles, whale, whales
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abstract = {This is the final compilation report that summarises all the data in the sub-reports on cetaceans and turtles etc. Cetacean stranding an sighting info from the surveys conducted between 1984 and 1992. 210 sightings of live cetaceans were made from the shore, boats and helicopters. Most sightings were of animals within four km of shore. The sightings, which were incidental to other coastal zone management studies do not include any related observer effort. The majority of boat-based searching occurred in the capital area, with remaining boat distributed equally between Musandam and Dhofar. There was less observation from boats along the stretch of central coast, but more time spent driving on beaches.There are also 173 records of beached cetacean material. these include the remains of 25 dolphins butchered by fishermen. The sightings and strandings are summarised in a table including 16 species (including both sei and minke whales). 90% of all beached cetacean remains were found south of Ras al Hadd along the central coast, and was most abundant between 20 and 21 N.},
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This is the final compilation report that summarises all the data in the sub-reports on cetaceans and turtles etc. Cetacean stranding an sighting info from the surveys conducted between 1984 and 1992. 210 sightings of live cetaceans were made from the shore, boats and helicopters. Most sightings were of animals within four km of shore. The sightings, which were incidental to other coastal zone management studies do not include any related observer effort. The majority of boat-based searching occurred in the capital area, with remaining boat distributed equally between Musandam and Dhofar. There was less observation from boats along the stretch of central coast, but more time spent driving on beaches.There are also 173 records of beached cetacean material. these include the remains of 25 dolphins butchered by fishermen. The sightings and strandings are summarised in a table including 16 species (including both sei and minke whales). 90% of all beached cetacean remains were found south of Ras al Hadd along the central coast, and was most abundant between 20 and 21 N.
Salm,R.V.
Impact of fisheries on the environment and wildlife: Sultanate of Oman Technical Report
no. 467, 1992.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: by-catch, cetaceans, coastal zone management, coral, Fisheries, mortality, Oman, turtles
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title = {Impact of fisheries on the environment and wildlife: Sultanate of Oman},
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abstract = {The report highlights fisheries related damage to coral communities, and fisheries related mortality of turtles and cetaceans in the Sultanate of Oman. It includes detailed tables of dead turtles and dead cetaceans showing evidence of direct harvest, found during the IUCN Coastal Zone Management Survey, conducted in Oman between 1987 and 1991.},
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The report highlights fisheries related damage to coral communities, and fisheries related mortality of turtles and cetaceans in the Sultanate of Oman. It includes detailed tables of dead turtles and dead cetaceans showing evidence of direct harvest, found during the IUCN Coastal Zone Management Survey, conducted in Oman between 1987 and 1991.
Salm,R.V.
Live and beached cetacean observations, Sultanate of Oman Technical Report
no. 466, 1991.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: by-catch, cetaceans, coastal zone management, Oman, Strandings
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title = {Live and beached cetacean observations, Sultanate of Oman},
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year = {1991},
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volume = {CZMP4:F14},
number = {466},
pages = {1-26},
abstract = {The report summarizes, and specifically tabulates the observations of live and dead cetaceans made between October 1984 and November 1991 in the course of the IUCN coastal zone management surveys. It includes 151 sightings of live cetaceans, with skewed observer effort toward the Muscat/Capital area. In addition there are 154 records of cetacean beach material, some of which include records of remains of more than one individual or more than one species. It includes records of 20 dolphins butchered by fishermen. Each record is listed in full, and the structure of the Database used for the survey is explained.},
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Salm,R.V.,Jensen,R.A.C.
Coastal Zone Management Programme: A Framework for Action Technical Report
no. 468, 1991.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: cetaceans, coastal zone management, Oman, turtles
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title = {Coastal Zone Management Programme: A Framework for Action},
author = {Salm,R.V.,Jensen,R.A.C.},
year = {1991},
date = {1991-01-01},
number = {468},
publisher = {IUCN, The World Conservation Union, Gland, Switzerland},
abstract = {The document recommends a framework for coordination of coastal zone management in the Sultanate of Oman. Specific recommendations are made for implementation of this framework and the creation of government committees/vehicles/structures to oversee it's implementation. An emphasis is placed on goals and objectives and national management issues.},
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The document recommends a framework for coordination of coastal zone management in the Sultanate of Oman. Specific recommendations are made for implementation of this framework and the creation of government committees/vehicles/structures to oversee it's implementation. An emphasis is placed on goals and objectives and national management issues.