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Intertidal Zones
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Australian fishermen fight new permits - Aug 1, 2007
Radio Australia,The regulation comes into affect after a Federal court upheld a land rights decision giving traditional owners exclusive rights to intertidal zones.
Kayak crab fishing calls for tough fingers Nov 18, 2006
...down to Santa Barbara. They're found from intertidal zones out to depths of 750 feet. Not many go beyond 300 feet. Some anglers say ... - Knoxville News Sentinel (subscription),
Glad ‘Tidings’ from the Solomon Islands Nov 16, 2006
Easily captured are those that live within intertidal zones, in rockpools, etc but some live in deeper waters and around reefs. ... - Gibbons Stamp Monthly,
MLAs challenge Brough to reverse land rights changes Oct 27, 2006
Reforms to the Federal Government's Land Rights Act earlier this year extinguished outstanding claims to intertidal zones not connected to Aboriginal land. ... - ABC Online,
Global SOS: Save Our Sacred Sites Mar 25, 2006
Palm forests, dry and semi-dry forests, coastal savannah, sand banks, mangroves and intertidal zones are among the ecosystems of the 10,000sqkm area. ...
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