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Harvesting Clams and Data Involving local communities in monitoring can lead to conservation success in all sorts of unanticipated ways: A case in Fiji
Alifereti Tawake 1 , John Parks 2 , Pio Radikedike 3 , Bill Aalbersberg 4 , Veikila Vuki 2 , Nick Salafsky 5
  1 Graduate student   2 Professors at the University of the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji   3 Researcher at the World Resources Institute, Washington, DC, USA   4 Resident of the Ucunivanua Village, Verata, Fiji   5 Codirector of Foundations of Success, Bethesda, Maryland, USA
Copyright 2001 Society for Conservation Biology (SCB)

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