South Africa to protect more zones

Article Abstract:

South Africa's plan to introduce five marine protected areas (MPAs) in its existing protection zone coastline list would result in a coastline-protected area of 19%. The Namaqualand MPA, which would protect the cool temperate habitats on South Africa's northwest coast and provide undisturbed reference sites against which impact of mining and dredging could be assessed, is the largest marine protected area covering over 9700 sq. km.

Protection and preservation, Environmental policy, Coasts

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SA rights allocation gets back on track

Article Abstract:

The guidelines issued by South Africa's Department of environment and tourism, which solved the problems related to long-term fishing rights allocations in the country, are discussed.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Fish and game licenses, Hunting and fishing licenses, Natural resource policy, South Africa. Ministry of Environment and Water Affairs, Fishery disputes

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Marine cranes 'a must on boats'

Article Abstract:

The necessity of marine cranes in boats is discussed. A detailed description of working of marine cranes are also presented.

Facilities & equipment, Usage, Equipment and supplies, Boats and boating, Boats, Cigarette boats, Marine cranes

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