Suriname · Zone de chasse sous-marine

North Coronie Multiple Use Management Area (MUMA)

Zone interditemultiple use management area / coastal mangrove + marine waters (permit-regulated)

Ce qu'est cette zone

Aperçu

Comment la chasse sous-marine est traitée à North Coronie Multiple Use Management Area (MUMA).

Coastal Multiple Use Management Area established 2001 along the Atlantic coast of Coronie District (mangrove forests, lagoons, tidal mudflats, brackish swamps), approx. 27,000 ha of land plus a roughly equal area of marine waters. One of the three Surinamese coastal MUMAs (with Bigi Pan and Noord Saramacca). As a multiple-use area, fishing/recreation is permit-regulated rather than subject to an outright ban; listed as restricted because any fishing is subject to permit and to the Nature Protection Act 1954. Coordinates are a representative coastal center off Totness (Coronie District capital, 5.8775N 56.32917W), not a legal boundary table.

Sur la côte

Emplacement

Point de référence approximatif pour cette zone. Voir l'image complète sur la carte interactive.

5.9500°N, 56.3000°W

Voir sur la carte

Source

Cette zone est documentée dans la source officielle ci-dessous.

datazone.birdlife.org

Avant de plonger

Licence pour Suriname

Si vous avez besoin d'une licence pour chasser sous l'eau ici, et comment l'obtenir.

Licence requisevia Directoraat Visserij (Directorate of Fisheries), Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries (Ministerie van LVV)

Per the official LVV Fisheries Directorate management plans, fishing in Suriname's inland waters and in the fishing zone (EEZ) is forbidden unless a permit can be produced, the sole exception being fishing with a rod or a hand line. The number of permits, the licence conditions and the licence fees are fixed annually by Ministerial Decree (Art. 17(1) Zeevisserijwet requires the Minister of LVV to publish licence conditions and the maximum number of permits before 20 January each year). The LVV Directorate of Fisheries (Directoraat Visserij) issues permits, including a recognised 'Sport' licence category. Because spearfishing/harpoon is not rod-or-hand-line fishing, it would require a permit; the exact procedure and fee for a recreational/sport or spearfishing permit could not be obtained from a published source, so confirm directly with the LVV Directorate of Fisheries. (Indigenous subsistence fishers were historically exempt, but the Directorate has since decided they too should apply for permits.)

Obtenez votre licence

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