Eskaleran Pulan Chamorro

Similar documents
Fanha aniyan Pulan CHamoru

South Atlantic. - East Florida - Georgia - North Carolina - South Carolina

Marine Fisheries Stock Assessment Improvement Plan

FISHERIES (CORAL REEF FIN FISH) MANAGEMENT PLAN 2003

NOAA Fisheries Office of International Affairs. Dr. Rebecca Lent

The CRM Cycle. CRM plan preparation and adoption. Issue identification and baseline assessment. Action plan and project implementation

INTERIM MEASURES ADOPTED BY PARTICIPANTS IN NEGOTIATIONS TO ESTABLISH SOUTH PACIFIC REGIONAL FISHERIES MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Conrad C. Lautenbacher, Jr., Vice Admiral, U.S. Navy (Ret.), Under Secretary

Policy Implications in the Management of Kenya s Marine Protected Areas

RECREATIONAL FISHERIES MANAGEMENT. The National Marine Fisheries Service Should Develop a Comprehensive Strategy to Guide Its Data Collection Efforts

NEW YORK SEASCAPE PROGRAM A COMMITMENT TO OCEAN CONSERVATION

Northern Territory Fisheries Resource Sharing Framework

pacific islands fisheries science center NOAA honolulu, hawaii

GULF COAST VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT: AN APPROACH TO ASSESS KEY DRIVERS OF ECOLOGICAL CHANGE IN GULF OF MEXICO ECOSYSTEMS AND SPECIES

Views from Living Marine Resources Management and the Coral Triangle Project

Introducing SEA LIFE centre Children s Activity Packs

ICCAT Newsletter No. 21

SMART FISHING INITIATIVE RESULTS JUNE 2016 RESULTS WWF s 2020 VISION Our oceans are wellmanaged,

Research Article Modelling Reef Fish Population Responses to Fisheries Restrictions in Marine Protected Areas in the Coral Triangle

COUNTRY REPORT ON FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE

Federal Arctic Policy, Management, and Research Pat Pourchot

BAHAMAS CORAL REEF GUIDE

U.S. Virgin Islands Commercial Landings and Biostatistical Data Recovery Project. Steven Saul

Overview of Marine Biodiversity in Malaysia

Status of the Fishing Industry

CALIFORNIA OCEAN PROTECTION COUNCIL. Staff Recommendation March 11, 2011 STATEWIDE SCIENCE INTEGRATION AND MARINE PROTECTED AREA MONITORING PROGRAMS

National Marine Sanctuaries Act

5 Year Strategic Plan

GREAT BARRIER REEF. Climate Change Action Plan

Getting Involved: Cooperative Program and Grant Opportunities for Fishermen in the South Atlantic Region An Overview

Progress report on Marine and coastal resources monitoring capacity building program for Thailand MPA staff

4-H Marine Biology and Oceanography Proficiency Program A Member s Guide

How Gaspé lobster fishermen produce reliable, timely and accessible data. Presented by Jean Côté, Scientific director Donald Walker, former president

National Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Policy

Ecosystem-Based Management: Making it Work in the EU Dr. Ronán Long

SERVICES NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE FISHERIES MARKET NEWS HOME PAGES

Protecting America s Pacific Marine Monuments:

NOAA Fisheries Enforcement Programs and Operations

China Protected Areas Leadership Alliance Project

The Marine Protected Area Inventory

The need to ban fish aggregating devices (FADs) to save juvenile baby tunas. Greenpeace uncovers trade in juvenile tuna in General Santos Fish Port

Commissioners Present: Bo Rivard (Panama City), Charles Roberts (Carrabelle)

PACIFIC ISLANDS TRAINING INITIATIVE VIRGIN ISLANDS TRAINING INITIATIVE Graduate School, USDA

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS ANNUAL SUMMARY, 2012

Report as of FY2011 for 2011GU202B: "Water System Leak Detection Training for Saipan, Commonwealth 1

CHAPTER 4 Mandatory & Discretionary Funds

The Marine Stewardship Council Fisheries Certification Program: Progress and Challenges

Coral Triangle Initiative (CTI) on Coral Reefs, Fisheries and Food Securities

National Marine Fisheries Service Southeast Region Electronic Monitoring and Reporting Regional Implementation Plan.

Symbiosis: Responding to Coral Bleaching in the Two Samoas

Forest International Programs

Transforming wasted resources. for a sustainable future. The sustainable management of bycatch in Latin America and Caribbean trawl fisheries

BESTTuna. Paul A.M. van Zwieten, Simon R. Bush

MPA NETWORKS MODULE INTRODUCTION TO MPA NETWORKS. Advantages of Networks 2.2 TYPES OF MPA NETWORKS. Social Networks. Ecological Networks

Managing Environmental Impacts In The Marine Recreation Sector SELF-ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST

Paper Plate Fishes Lesson Plan

Smithsonian Marine Science Network

Importance of Coral Triangle to Food Security and Livelihoods

The Economic Performance of U.S. Catch Share Programs

Summary of Accomplishments. Lessons Learned

Marine Protected Areas: An Overview Kate Smukler New England Regional Coordinator

Climate Change and Coral Bleaching in Puerto Rico: Efforts and Challenges

Florida Sea Grant College Program

Responsible stock enhancement, restocking and sea ranching: rational and terminology

PACIFIC ISLANDERS AND HEALTH CARE REFORM: ACCESS AND COVERAGE FEBRUARY 14/15, 2011

Transcription:

4 Eskaleran Pulan Chamorro

About the Council The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council was established by Congress in 976 through the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA) to manage fisheries in offshore waters of the U.S. Pacific Islands. The Council protects marine resources while maintaining opportunities for domestic fishing at sustainable levels of effort and yield. It promotes environmentally responsible fishing in the CNMI, Guam, Hawaii, American Samoa and the U.S. Pacific remote island areas. The 6 reauthorized MSA requires that federally managed fisheries are regulated through annual catch limits (ACLs). A publication of the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council pursuant to NOAA Award No. FNANMF447. Copyright 4, Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council ISBN 978--9786-8- Cover art courtesy of Michael Lujan Bevacqua (c) 4 Annual Catch Limits for Federally Managed Species in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands Fishery Management unit species (MUS) ACL (in lbs) Bottomfish Bottomfish multi-species stock complex 8, Crustaceans Deepwater Shrimp 75,57 Spiny Lobster 5,5 Slipper Lobster 6 Kona Crab 6, Precious Coral Black Coral, Precious Corals in the CNMI Exploratory Area 4,6 Coral Reef Acanthuridae surgeonfish 6,884 Ecosystem (CRE) Carangidae jacks,5 Selar crumenophthalmus atulai or bigeye scad 7,459 Lethrinidae emperors 7,466 Scaridae parrotfish,784 Mollusks turbo snail; octopus; giant clams 4,446 Lutjanidae snappers,95 Serranidae groupers 5,59 Mullidae goatfish,67 Mugilidae mullets,8 Siganidae rabbitfish,57 Bolbometopon muricatum bumphead parrotfish 797* Cheilinus undulatus Humphead (Napoleon) wrasse,9 Carcharhinidae Reef Sharks 5,6 All Other CREMUS combined 9,8 *ACL for bumphead parrotfish is for CNMI and Guam combined. Note: ACLs are not specified for most pelagic species because they are subject to international fishing agreements or have life cycles of less than a year and are thus exempted from the ACL requirement.

About This Calendar This 4 Eskaleran Pulan Chamorro (Chamorro Lunar Calendar) features the contributions and advice of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) Chamorro Lunar Calendar Committee: Stan Taisacan, Adolfo S. Calvo, Thomas D. Mendiola, Efrain S. Taimanao, Victorina T. Barcinas and Antonio Ch. Barcinas. The calendar highlights traditional fishing and conservation practices of the Chamorro, the indigenous people of the Mariana Archipelago (Guam and the CNMI). Chamorro is an official language of the CNMI along with English and Refaluwasch. The tide charts with the moon phases and moon rise and set times are in Chamorro time for Saipan. They were provided by OceanFun Publshing, NZ. The illustrations in the calendar are the winning entries of the student art contest held in the CNMI on the theme of Climate Change and Traditional Places: Rights and Responsibilities. This theme encouraged class lessons and discussion on how climate change has or may impact the traditional places and practices that promote sustainable use of natural resources to ensure the island s food security and the well-being of the indigenous culture. It was chosen in preparation of the 4 First Stewards Symposium United Indigenous Voices Address Sustainability: Climate Change and Traditional Places to be held in Washington, DC (www.firststewards.org). The first-place Grades 6 8 poster will be displayed at the event. A special thanks to those who judged the art contest: Britta Baechler, NOAA Coral Fellow; Vina Saures, special assistant, CNMI Department of Lands and Natural Resources; Todd Miller, supervisor, CNMI Division of Fish and Wildlife, Fishery Section; Richard Seman, vice chair from CNMI, Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council; and Jack Songsong, director, CNMI Department of Lands and Natural Resources, Survey Division. The calendar was produced by the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council. The project coordinators were Sylvia Spalding and Jack Ogumoro, under the leadership of Kitty Simonds, executive director. The Council has produced traditional lunar calendars for CNMI since 7. The intent is to raise public awareness about traditional ecological knowledge and to enhance community involvement in fishery management. These integral parts of the ecosystem-based approach to fishery management are components of the Mariana Archipelago and Pacific Pelagic Fishery Ecosystem Plans (FEPs) for the Western Pacific Region. Developed by the Council and implemented by the National Marine Fisheries Service, these FEPs are designed to conserve and manage fisheries in federal waters surrounding the CNMI.

Ciara Rangamar Sinapalo Elementary School Third Place, Grades 5

January - March, 4 Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente - January February R 6:7 R 7: R 8:9 R 9:6 R 9:5 R :7 R : S : S : 4 5 6 7 8 9 S 8:6 S 9:9 S :9 S :6 S : S :7 R :8 R :55 S : R :4 Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres - S :5 S :8 S 4: S 5:6 S 5:48 S 6:8 S 7:7 S 7:46 S 8:6 4 5 6 7 8 9 R 4: R 5:9 R 6:8 R 6:56 R 7:44 R 8: R 9: R :9 R :58 S 9:6 R :49 Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S 9:49 S :4 S : R : R :9 R :7 R :5 R 4: R 5:4 4 5 6 7 8 R :4 R :5 S :5 S : S 4: S 5:4 S 6:6 S 7:8 R 6:5 S 8:9 March Botague/Mahimahi Bonita/Skipjack Tóghu/Yellowfin tuna

David Neal Grace Christian Academy First Place, Grades K

March -, 4 Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente - March R 6:5 R 7:4 R 8:8 R 9:4 R : R :49 R :7 S :45 S : 4 5 6 7 8 9 S 9:8 S :6 S : S :8 S : S :54 R :5 R :4 S :9 R 4: Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres - S : S :45 S 4:6 S 5:6 S 5:45 S 6:5 S 7:5 S 7:48 S 8: 4 5 6 7 8 9 R 4:5 R 5:9 R 6:7 R 7:6 R 8:4 R 8:54 R 9:45 R :7 R : S 9: R :7 Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S : S :6 R : R :7 R : R : R :54 R 4:4 4 5 6 7 8 9 R :4 S :4 S : S 4: S 5: S 6: S 7: R 5:9 S 7:59 Botague/Mahimahi Bonita/Skipjack Tóghu/Yellowfin tuna

Alejo Mendiola Sinapalo Elementary School Fourth Place, Grades 6 8

March - April 9, 4 Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente - March April R 6:6 R 7: R 7:5 R 8:8 R 9:7 R :7 R :6 S : S :59 4 5 6 7 8 9 S 8:56 S 9:5 S :48 S :4 S :5 S :5 R :55 R :44 S :4 R : Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres - S : S : S :4 S 4: S 5: S 5:4 S 6:8 S 7:6 S 8:7 4 5 6 7 8 9 R 4: R 5:8 R 5:57 R 6:46 R 7:7 R 8: R 9:4 R : R :8 S 9: R :6 Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S 9:59 S :58 R :7 R : R :49 R :7 R : R 4:8 R 4:54 4 5 6 7 8 9 R : S :57 S :56 S :54 S 4:5 S 5:48 S 6:44 S 7:9 R 5:4 S 8:5 Botague/Mahimahi Bonita/Skipjack Tóghu/Yellowfin tuna

Ella Hall Grace Christian Academy Second Place, Grades K

April - May 8, 4 Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente - April May R 6:8 R 7:7 R 8:7 R 8:57 R 9:47 R :6 R :5 S :9 S :58 4 5 6 7 8 9 S 9: S : S :5 S :5 S :5 S :6 R : R : S :7 R :48 Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres - S :6 S :55 S :7 S 4: S 5:7 S 5:58 S 6:5 S 7:5 S 8:5 4 5 6 7 8 9 R 4:7 R 5:6 R 6:8 R 7: R 8:9 R 9:7 R :7 R :6 R : S 9:5 R :57 Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S :5 S :5 R :5 R : R :6 R :5 R :6 R 4: 4 5 6 7 8 R :47 S :47 S :4 S 4:8 S 5: S 6:7 S 7: R 5: S 8:4 Bonita/Skipjack Yellowfin tuna Mañahak/Rabbit fish Talaya/Thrownet Chenchulu/Drag net Lugua/Scoop net Tia o/goatfish Talaya/Throw net Lugua/Scoop net I e /Trevally Talaya/Throw net Pisåo/Fishing pole Lugua/Scoop net

Piona Quitugua Sinapalo Elementary School Second Place, Grades 6 8

May 9 - June 7, 4 Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente - May June R 5:59 R 6:48 R 7:9 R 8:9 R 9:8 R :6 R :54 R :4 S :4 9 4 5 6 7 S 9:6 S 9:57 S :45 S : S :4 S :56 S :5 R :8 S :5 R :7 Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres - S : S : S :56 S :45 S 4:8 S 5:5 S 6:5 S 7:8 S 8:4 8 9 4 5 6 7 R 4:6 R 4:58 R 5:5 R 6:5 R 7:5 R 8:5 R 9:5 R :48 R :4 S 9:4 R : Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S :4 S :8 R :6 R :5 R :5 R : R :7 R :54 R 4:4 8 9 4 5 6 7 R : S :4 S :9 S 4: S 5:6 S 6:9 S 7: S 7:5 R 5: S 8:4 Bonita/Skipjack Yellowfin tuna Båttó/Marlin Tia o/goatfish Talaya/Throw net Lugua/Scoop net I e /Trevally Talaya/Throw net Pisåo/Fishing pole Lugua/Scoop net

Seth Balakrishna Grace Christian Academy Fourth Place, Grades K

June 8 - July 6, 4 Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente - June July R 6: R 7: R 8: R 8:49 R 9:6 R : R : R :58 S :8 8 9 4 5 6 7 S 9:7 S : S :5 S : S : S :5 S :9 R :48 S :49 R :4 Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres - S :4 S :4 S :8 S 4:6 S 5:8 S 6: S 7:6 S 8:8 S 9:9 8 9 4 5 6 7 R 4:5 R 5: R 6: R 7: R 8: R 9:9 R : R :4 R : S :7 R :49 Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S : S :8 R : R :6 R :5 R :4 R : R 4:9 8 9 4 5 6 R :4 S : S 4:6 S 4:58 S 5:48 S 6:7 S 7:4 R 5:8 S 8:9 Bonita/Skipjack Yellowfin tuna Båttó/Marlin

Rizamae Hocog Sinapalo Elementary School First Place, Grades 6 8

July 7 - August 5, 4 Tempon Topan Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente July August R 5:57 R 6:45 R 7: R 8: R 9:7 R 9:54 R :4 R : 7 8 9 4 5 S 8:5 S 9: S : S :5 S :9 S :7 S :47 S : R :4 S :5 R :9 - Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres - S :5 S : S :59 S 4: S 5:5 S 6:8 S 7: S 8: S 9: 6 7 8 9 4 5 R 4:6 R 5:5 R 6:4 R 7: R 8:8 R 9: R 9:5 R :4 R :8 S :9 R :5 Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S :5 S : S :5 R :8 R :7 R :6 R :6 R :54 R 4:4 6 7 8 9 4 5 R : R :5 S :45 S 4:5 S 5: S 6:7 S 6:5 S 7: R 5: S 8: Båttó/Marlin

Andrew Jeren Nunez Grace Christian Academy Third Place, Grades K

August 6 - September 4, 4 Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente August September R 6:7 R 7:4 R 7:5 R 8:4 R 9:9 R : R : R :7 6 7 8 9 4 S 8:5 S 9:9 S :8 S :47 S :9 S : S :59 S :5 R : S :45 R :59 - Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres - S :44 S :45 S :48 S 4:5 S 5:5 S 6:5 S 7:5 S 8:5 S 9:48 5 6 7 8 9 4 R 4:56 R 5:5 R 6:45 R 7:7 R 8:7 R 9:6 R :5 R :54 R :4 S :44 R : Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S :8 S :9 R : R : R :5 R :9 R :7 R 4:4 R 5: 5 6 7 8 9 4 R : S :8 S 4:4 S 4:48 S 5: S 6: S 6:49 S 7:8 R 5:49 S 8:7 Båttó/Marlin Mañahak/Rabbit fish Talaya/Thrownet Chenchulu/Drag net Lugua/Scoop net Atulai/Bigeye scad Chenchulu/Surround net Pisåo/Fishing pole

Agida A. Sablan Sinapalo Elementary School Third Place, Grades 6 8

September 5 - October, 4 - September Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente R 6:7 R 7:6 R 8:6 R 9:9 R : R :57 R :5 R :47 S : 5 6 7 8 9 4 S 8:47 S 9:8 S : S :58 S :47 S :9 S :5 R :4 S :4 R 4:4 Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon October Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres - S :4 S :4 S 4:4 S 5: S 6: S 7: S 8:9 S 9:5 S :9 5 6 7 8 9 4 R 5:4 R 6:4 R 7: R 7:5 R 8:4 R 9: R : R : R : S : R :54 Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S :59 S :44 R : R : R :9 R :56 R :4 R 4: 5 6 7 8 9 R :44 S :7 S 4:8 S 4:47 S 5:6 S 6:4 S 6:44 R 5: S 7:5 Båttó/Marlin Atulai/Bigeye scad Chenchulu/Surround net Pisåo/Fishing pole Tia o/goatfish Talaya/Throw net Lugua/Scoop net I e /Trevally Talaya/Throw net Pisåo/Fishing pole Lugua/Scoop net

Toting Barcinas Sinapalo Elementary School Fourth Place, Grades 5

October 4 - November, 4 - October Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente R 6: R 7: R 7:58 R 8:5 R 9:49 R :44 R :7 R :9 S :5 4 5 6 7 8 9 S 8:8 S 8:55 S 9:44 S :6 S : S :8 S :6 R :9 S :4 R 4:7 Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres November - S : S : S 4:7 S 5:5 S 6: S 7: S 8:6 S 8:59 S 9:5 4 5 6 7 8 9 R 4:54 R 5:4 R 6:9 R 7:8 R 8:8 R 8:59 R 9:5 R :4 R :4 S :7 R :5 Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S : S : R : R :49 R :6 R : R : R 4: R 4:5 4 5 6 7 8 9 R :4 S :4 S : S 4: S 4:9 S 5: S 6: S 6:47 R 5:48 S 7:6 Atulai/Bigeye scad Chenchulu/Surround net Pisåo/Fishing pole Tia o/goatfish Talaya/Throw net Lugua/Scoop net I e /Trevally Talaya/Throw net Pisåo/Fishing pole Lugua/Scoop net Toson/Wahoo

Marianne Cayetano Sinapalo Elementary School Second Place, Grades 5

November - December, 4 - November Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente R 6:44 R 7:4 R 8:8 R 9: R :7 R :7 R :6 S :6 S : 4 5 6 7 8 9 S 8:8 S 9:4 S : S : S : S :9 R :5 R :8 S :9 R 4:4 Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres December - S :5 S 4: S 4:58 S 5:54 S 6:48 S 7:4 S 8:9 S 9:5 S 9:59 4 5 6 7 8 9 R 5: R 5:59 R 6:49 R 7:4 R 8: R 9:4 R :5 R :5 R :54 S :4 R :4 Kuåtto Menguante Hinecog - S :9 S :57 R :5 R : R :5 R :4 R :4 R 4:9 4 5 6 7 8 9 R :8 S :5 S :4 S :55 S 4:8 S 5:5 S 6:5 R 5:6 S 7: Toson/Wahoo Botague/Mahimahi

Brandie Matsumoto Grace Christian Academy First Place, Grades 5

December, 4 - January, 5 - - December January R 7: R 8:9 R 9: R : R :5 R :8 S :5 S : 4 5 6 7 8 9 S 9:8 S : S : S : S :9 R :4 R : R 6:4 S :57 S 8:9 R :56 Sinahi Uno Sinahi Dos Sinahi Tres Kuåtto Presente S :46 S 4:4 S 5: S 6: S 7: S 7:54 S 8:6 S 9:6 4 5 6 7 8 9 R 5:4 R 6:4 R 7:5 R 8:7 R 8:57 R 9:47 R :5 R : S :5 S 9:55 R 4:44 R :9 Kuåtto Menguante Gualåfon Umang Gualåfon Henemhon Uno Henemhom Dos Henemhon Tres Hinecog - S : S :5 R : R : R :4 R :9 R 4:6 R 5:4 4 5 6 7 8 9 R :4 S : S :5 S 4: S 4:54 S 5:5 S 6:5 S : R 6: R :55 S 7:5 Toson/Wahoo Botague/Mahimahi Tia o/goatfish Talaya/Throw net Lugua/Scoop net I e /Trevally Talaya/Throw net Pisåo/Fishing pole Lugua/Scoop net

Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council 64 Bishop Street, Suite 4 Honolulu, Hawaii 968 Phone: (88) 5-8 Fax: (88) 5-86 Email: info.wpcouncil@noaa.gov Web: www.wpcouncil.org Contacts Council Chair Arnold I. Palacios Department of Lands and Natural Resources Phone: (67) -984 Council Member Richard B. Seman CNMI Legislature Phone: (67) 664-888 Council On-Site Coordinator Joaquin Jack Ogumoro Phone: (67) -984 Email: jack.ogumoro@noaa.gov Scientific and Statistical Committee Member Dr. Todd Miller CNMI Division of Fish and Wildlife Phone: (67) 664-64 Mariana Archipelago Advisory Panel Co-Chair Frank Aldan Phone: (67) -57 ISBN 978--9786-8-