337 Miscellaneous 2010 PART E: MISCELLANEOUS CONTENTS

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Date: 2011-04-14 09:11:43 Fisheries Pleuronectes Gadidae Plaice Demersal fish Cod Harp seal Halibut Fishery Resources Monitoring System Fish Seafood Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization		337 Miscellaneous 2010 PART E: MISCELLANEOUS CONTENTS Add to Reading List Source URL: archive.nafo.int Download Document from Source Website File Size: 561,71 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Photo by Peter J. Thompson, National Post SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 2010 Sealers unload harp seal pelts from the Ross Pride, a longliner boat, in Twillingate Harbour, Newfoundland, April 14, 2010. DocID: 1phQm - View Document
	SNH Commissioned Research Report - Front pages in updated style/format DocID: 1oldA - View Document
	Harp Seal (Pagophilus groenlandicus) Size: There is little difference in size between male and female harp seals. Males will reach a maximum length of 6’3’’ and 310 pounds while females can reach 5’11” and weig DocID: 1gT4R - View Document
	“Our cameras tell a different story” Interview with Sheryl Fink, Wildlife Campaigns Director of the IFAW Canada 1. How did you take an interest in seals and their protection? DocID: 1fsjV - View Document
	NOTIFICATION FROM THE FISHERIES DIRECTOR (translation) Regulation on seal hunting in Vesterisen (the Western Ice) and Østisen (the Eastern Ice) JValid from: 11 February 2003 DocID: 1aRQj - View Document