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Cook Islands · Speervissenzone

Suwarrow (Suvorov) National Park

Verboden zonenational park (IUCN II, no-take)

Wat deze zone is

Overzicht

Hoe speervissen wordt behandeld bij Suwarrow (Suvorov) National Park.

Suwarrow atoll is a National Park of the Cook Islands (WDPA 4256; IUCN category II; declared a National Park in 1978), administered by the National Environment Service (Crown land, state-owned). The whole island and its surrounding water are Crown land; visitors require a permit even to land, anchoring is permitted only at Anchorage Island with all other islets off-limits to vessels, and the park is ranger-controlled with seasonal closures. As a Category II National Park on protected Crown land with strict access control, recreational fishing/spearfishing by visitors is not permitted. Permanent designation. NOTE: an explicit verbatim 'no fishing' statute clause was not retrievable online; the no-take basis is the National Park (IUCN II) designation plus Crown-land status and the documented access restrictions. No source indicating visitor fishing IS permitted was found.

Aan de kust

Locatie

Bij benadering het referentiepunt voor deze zone. Bekijk het volledige beeld op de interactieve kaart.

13.2696°S, 163.1231°W

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Bron

Deze zone is gedocumenteerd in de officiële bron hieronder.

Voordat je duikt

Vergunning voor Cook Islands

Of je een vergunning nodig hebt om hier te speervissen, en hoe je die krijgt.

Vergunning vereistvia Cook Islands Tourism / Aitutaki Island authorities; Ministry of Marine Resources for fisheries matters

Aitutaki: from the Cook Islands Tourism Office in Arutanga and the Araura Marine Research Centre near the airport. Rarotonga: no licence required for general fishing.

Vraag je vergunning aan

Opent het officiële portaal · cookislandspocketguide.com

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