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How does society benefit from fisheries assessment within South Africa [article]

Carryn de Moor, Doug Butterworth, Andrea Ross-Gillespie, Anabela Brandao, Susan Holloway
2022

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Presentation to the South African Marine Science Symposium, Durban, 21 June 2022: 23pp, titled: " How does society benefit from fisheries assessment within South Africa."
doi:10.25375/uct.21257748.v1 fatcat:hq5nyxzwfvfmpmd6utwr4kxnuy
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Carryn de Moor, Doug Butterworth, Andrea Ross-Gillespie, Anabela Brandao, Susan Holloway. "How does society benefit from fisheries assessment within South Africa." (2022)