| | The Conservation of Whales in the 21st Century |
| | 1,73 | | MB |
| | 32 | | stron |
| | 4814 | | ID | National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research |
| | 2004 | | rok |
| | CONTENTS: |
| | Summary 5 |
| | Whales 7 |
| | Whale diversity in New Zealand waters 7 |
| | The intrinsic value of whales 8 |
| | Whale numbers – an uncertain science 10 |
| | Whaling and New Zealand 12 |
| | The indigenous relationship with whales in New Zealand 12 |
| | The legacy of unsustainable commercial whaling 13 |
| | New Zealand’s participation in commercial whaling 15 |
| | Conserving whales: a challenge for the 21st century 16 |
| | New Zealand’s policy on whales 16 |
| | The moratorium on commercial whaling and the need for a 17 |
| | precautionary approach |
| | The failure of compliance, enforcement and dispute resolution 18 |
| | Humane killing 18 |
| | Whaling outside the moratorium 19 |
| | Whale sanctuaries 20 |
| | Scientific whaling 21 |
| | Aboriginal subsistence whaling 22 |
| | Entanglement in fishing gear and bycatch 23 |
| | Climate change, ozone depletion, marine pollution 23 |
| | Ship strikes, ship noise pollution 24 |
| | Fisheries depletion 25 |
| | Whale watching as an example of non-consumptive sustainable use 26 |
| | The international architecture for the conservation of whales 28 |
| | Contradictions in the ICRW 28 |
| | The integrity of the IWC machinery 28 |
| | Synergies with other conventions 29 |
| | Conclusion 30 |
| | Bibliography 31 |