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Norway's Lofoten Cod Fishery (1996) [N/A]

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Release Date:
January 1, 1996

Original Title:
Norway's Lofoten Cod Fishery

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
ONF | NFB

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 22

Overview from TheMovieDB

Around the world, the fisheries are in trouble. Among the new, suggested solutions is co-management: a system in which gorvernments devolve some of the authority for managing fish stocks to local communities. One of the best-known and most successful examples of co-management is found in Norway's Lofoten Islands, where a tradition of self-regulation is backed up by a national commitment to supporting scientific fisheries research. What lessons can be drawn from the Lofoten experience? This film will encourage fishing communities to see that there are alternatives, however imperfect, to the current global fisheries crisis.

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Production

Cinematography:
Barry Perles

Director:
Nigel Markham

Editor:
Nigel Markham

Executive Producer:
Marilyn A. Belec

Music:
Paul Steffler

Producer:
Mike Mahoney

Researcher:
Nigel Markham

Script:
Dave Quinton
Nigel Markham

Sound:
Truls Lotvedt

Sound Editor:
Jane Porter

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