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Title: Report into the NSW shark meshing (bather protection) program : incorporating a review of the existing program and environmental assessment
Author: Green, M. ; Ganassin, C. ; Reid, D. D. ; New South Wales. Dept. of Primary Industries. Fisheries Conservation and Aquaculture Branch
Publisher: Orange, N.S.W. : NSW DPI Fisheries Conservation and Aquaculture Branch
Year: 2009
Description: vi, 134 p. : ill.
Subject: Sharks. ; Shark attacks ; Public health ; Nets ; Bycatch. ; Environmental impact. ; Catch statistics. ; New South Wales
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ISBN/ISSN: 9780734719423
Type: Book
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