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Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc. Tolentino Boulevard, Barangay District #10, Balayan, 1st District Batangas, Philippines 4213 [email protected], [email protected] (+63)(043) 921-1910 (+63)9109192842 http://www.freewebs.com/anakbalayan/ http://anakbalayanfill.webs.com http://anakbalayan.multiply.com _____________________________________________________________________
FISH STOCK ASSESSMENT In
BALAYAN, BATANGAS, PHILIPPINES
Background FSA was introduced in 1997 in the coastal communities of Barangay Palikpikan, Districts #10 and 9 , and Carenahan, Balayan, Batangas by the Center for Empowerment and Resource Development, Inc. (CERD), an NGO implementing CBCRM project in the municipalities of Calatagan, Balayan, Calaca, and Mabini, through Mr. Stuart Horneman, an Australian marine biologist and a VSO volunteer together with Mr. Ed Enderez, CERD Fishery Resource Management Officer. Their report points out to the need of a fishery development plan for the municipality and an initial appraisal of the municipal marine resources focused on fish catch and gear used by the fishers.
Page 1 of 3
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc. Tolentino Boulevard, Barangay District #10, Balayan, 1st District Batangas, Philippines 4213 [email protected], [email protected] (+63)(043) 921-1910 (+63)9109192842 http://www.freewebs.com/anakbalayan/ http://anakbalayanfill.webs.com http://anakbalayan.multiply.com _____________________________________________________________________
FSA aims to gather factual information on the local marine resources for reference in policy and decision making. During the introduction fishers from different communities were consulted to create its tool- a FSA form. The form was later redesigned in 2002 by ANAKBALAYAN through the able help of Ms. Selina Stoute, also an Australian marine biologist and a VSO volunteer making it more simple and easy to fill up. Forms were distributed to the randomly selected fishers at the start of every month who records their daily catch. The numbers of respondents was increased to 5 each barangays in 2002 from 35 total respondents in 1997-2001 after when CERD transferred to the federation the management of its CBCRM program for Balayan. The forms were collected every end of the month and the data are consolidated and analyzed. The result of the consolidated data is being discussed among the fishers in the communities. Together, fishers try to analyzed the output and form part of the federation’s analysis.
Page 2 of 3
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc. Tolentino Boulevard, Barangay District #10, Balayan, 1st District Batangas, Philippines 4213 [email protected], [email protected] (+63)(043) 921-1910 (+63)9109192842 http://www.freewebs.com/anakbalayan/ http://anakbalayanfill.webs.com http://anakbalayan.multiply.com _____________________________________________________________________
In the early years of conducting FSA, communities’ awareness of biodiversity conservation is still very low resulting to non-cooperation in fishery management, conservation and restoration. Figure 1d showed the fall in municipal fish catch within nine years (1997-2005). Within these years are the people’s initiatives of stopping illegal fishing (trawls, purse seine, etc.), and conservation/protection of coastal environment from quarrying, mangrove areas and rivers/creeks degradation. At the later part of 2005, the federation saw the need to build partnership for an effective and sustainable coastal resources management pushed by its experiences in non-cooperation of larger number of residents in the communities and other sectors. Information dissemination campaigns on the vital importance of biodiversity conservation, resources and environmental improvements have of great help to stir consciousness of bigger citizenry and stakeholders. We relate this to the result of FSA for the next 3 years as can be seen in the graph. Though slight, the continuing increase for some specie (size and volume) may be said as fruits of our endeavor.
Page 3 of 3
Figure 1a. Balayan Fishers Catch at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008.
Average Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters of Balayan, Batangas in Kilograms per Day in 2008 4 3.5 3
KGS.
2.5
Reef Fish Pelagic
2
Demersal Juveniles
1.5
Crustaceans 1
Shells
0.5 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
1
Figure 1b Balayan Fishers Catch at Balayan Municipa l Waters in 2007
Average Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters of Balayan, Batangas in Kilograms per Day in 2007 3.5
3
2.5 Reef Fish
2 KGS.
Pelagic Demersal
1.5
Juveniles
Figure 1b. Balayan Fishers Catch at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007.
Crustaceans
1
Shells
0.5
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
2
Figure 1c Balayan Fishers Catch at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2006
Average Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters of Balayan, Batangas Kilograms per Day in 2006 2 1.8 1.6 1.4 Reef Fish
in KGS
1.2
Pelagic
1
Demersal 0.8
Juveniles
0.6
Crustaceans Shells
0.4 0.2 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2006
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
3
Figure 1d Comparative Average Catch of 35 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters of Balayan from 1997-2008.
Comparative Average Catch of 35 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters of Balayan, Batangas 16 14 12
in KGS.
10
Reef Fish Pelagic
8
Demersal Juveniles
6
Crustaceans 4
Shells
2 0 1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
YEAR
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
4
Figure 2. Average Reef Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008. Average Reef Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2008 2.5
2 Labahita Mameng 1.5
PulangBuntot
KGS.
Saramuliete Pulanhin 1
Dangat Paru-paru Samaral
0.5
Anghel Maya-maya
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
5
Figure 2a. Average Reef Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007. Average Reef Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2007 1.4
1.2
1
Labahita Mameng
0.8 KGS.
PulangBuntot Saramuliete
0.6
Pulanhin Dangat Paru-paru
0.4
Samaral Anghel
0.2
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
6
Figure 3. Average Demersal Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008. Average Demersal Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2008 2 Talakitok
1.8
Tanigue
1.6
Tanasia Bisugo
1.4
Dalagang-bukid Dorado
KGS.
1.2
Manitis
1
Figure 3. Average Demersal Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007 and 2008.
Bakoko Pipikat
0.8
Butikol 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
7
Figure 3a. Average Demersal Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007 Average Demersal Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2007 1.6 Talakitok 1.4
Tanigue Tanasia
1.2
Bisugo Dalagang-bukid
KGS.
1
Dorado Manitis
0.8
Bakoko Pipikat
0.6
Butikol
0.4 0.2 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
8
Figure 4. Average Pelagic Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008. Lagidlid
Average Pelagic Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2008
Flying fish Manamsi
2.5
Hiwas Hasa-hasa Sapsap
2
Tapas Torcillo Tamban
1.5 KGS.
Nilusog Galunggong Tulingan
1
Albacura Balila Katyawan/Batalay
0.5
Parang-parang Palibak Kulaso
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
9
Figure 4a. Average Pelagic Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007. Lagidlid
Average Pelagic Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2007
Flying fish Manamsi
2.5
Hiwas Hasa-hasa Sapsap
2
Tapas Torcillo Tamban
1.5 KGS.
Nilusog Galunggong Tulingan
1
Albacura Balila Katyawan/Batalay
0.5
Parang-parang Palibak Kulaso
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
10
Figure 5. Average Juvenile Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008. Average Juvenile Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2008 14
12
10 Dulis
8 KGS.
Dulong Tuwakan
6
Lumbak/Kares-kares Barotak
4
Muralla
2
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
11
Figure 5a. Average Juvenile Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007. Average Juvenile Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2007 3.5
3
2.5 Dulis
2 KGS.
Dulong Tuwakan
1.5
Lumbak/Kares-kares Barotak
1
Muralla
0.5
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
12
Figure 6. Average Crustaceans and Other Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008. Average Crustaceans and Other Catch of Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2008 4 Banagan Sugpo
3.5
Alimangong bato Hipon
3
Alimasag Alamang
2.5 KGS.
Kamantaha Page
2
Pating Pugita
1.5 1 0.5 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
13
Figure 6a. Average Crustaceans and Other Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007. Average Crustaceans and Other Catch of Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2007 0.8 Banagan Sugpo
0.7
Alimangong bato Hipon
0.6
Alimasag Alamang
0.5 KGS.
Kamantaha Page
0.4
Pating Pugita
0.3 0.2 0.1 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
14
Figure 7. Data Information on Shell Extractions in Balayan Municipal Waters. Shell Extractions at Balayan Municipal Waters in 3 years 30
25
20 Dilang-usa KGS.
Sikad 15
Tulya Paros Kuligay
10
Talaba Kamot-pusa
5
0 2006
2007
2008
Year
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
15
Figure 8. Data Information on Seagrass/Seaweeds Extractions at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2006, 2007 and 2008. Seagrass/Seaweeds Extractions at Balayan Municipal Waters in 3 years 7
6
kilograms
5
4 Lato Gulaman
3
Others
2
1
0 2006
2007
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
16
FISH STOCK ASSESSMENT In
BALAYAN, BATANGAS, PHILIPPINES
Background FSA was introduced in 1997 in the coastal communities of Barangay Palikpikan, Districts #10 and 9 , and Carenahan, Balayan, Batangas by the Center for Empowerment and Resource Development, Inc. (CERD), an NGO implementing CBCRM project in the municipalities of Calatagan, Balayan, Calaca, and Mabini, through Mr. Stuart Horneman, an Australian marine biologist and a VSO volunteer together with Mr. Ed Enderez, CERD Fishery Resource Management Officer. Their report points out to the need of a fishery development plan for the municipality and an initial appraisal of the municipal marine resources focused on fish catch and gear used by the fishers.
Page 1 of 3
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc. Tolentino Boulevard, Barangay District #10, Balayan, 1st District Batangas, Philippines 4213 [email protected], [email protected] (+63)(043) 921-1910 (+63)9109192842 http://www.freewebs.com/anakbalayan/ http://anakbalayanfill.webs.com http://anakbalayan.multiply.com _____________________________________________________________________
FSA aims to gather factual information on the local marine resources for reference in policy and decision making. During the introduction fishers from different communities were consulted to create its tool- a FSA form. The form was later redesigned in 2002 by ANAKBALAYAN through the able help of Ms. Selina Stoute, also an Australian marine biologist and a VSO volunteer making it more simple and easy to fill up. Forms were distributed to the randomly selected fishers at the start of every month who records their daily catch. The numbers of respondents was increased to 5 each barangays in 2002 from 35 total respondents in 1997-2001 after when CERD transferred to the federation the management of its CBCRM program for Balayan. The forms were collected every end of the month and the data are consolidated and analyzed. The result of the consolidated data is being discussed among the fishers in the communities. Together, fishers try to analyzed the output and form part of the federation’s analysis.
Page 2 of 3
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc. Tolentino Boulevard, Barangay District #10, Balayan, 1st District Batangas, Philippines 4213 [email protected], [email protected] (+63)(043) 921-1910 (+63)9109192842 http://www.freewebs.com/anakbalayan/ http://anakbalayanfill.webs.com http://anakbalayan.multiply.com _____________________________________________________________________
In the early years of conducting FSA, communities’ awareness of biodiversity conservation is still very low resulting to non-cooperation in fishery management, conservation and restoration. Figure 1d showed the fall in municipal fish catch within nine years (1997-2005). Within these years are the people’s initiatives of stopping illegal fishing (trawls, purse seine, etc.), and conservation/protection of coastal environment from quarrying, mangrove areas and rivers/creeks degradation. At the later part of 2005, the federation saw the need to build partnership for an effective and sustainable coastal resources management pushed by its experiences in non-cooperation of larger number of residents in the communities and other sectors. Information dissemination campaigns on the vital importance of biodiversity conservation, resources and environmental improvements have of great help to stir consciousness of bigger citizenry and stakeholders. We relate this to the result of FSA for the next 3 years as can be seen in the graph. Though slight, the continuing increase for some specie (size and volume) may be said as fruits of our endeavor.
Page 3 of 3
Figure 1a. Balayan Fishers Catch at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008.
Average Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters of Balayan, Batangas in Kilograms per Day in 2008 4 3.5 3
KGS.
2.5
Reef Fish Pelagic
2
Demersal Juveniles
1.5
Crustaceans 1
Shells
0.5 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
1
Figure 1b Balayan Fishers Catch at Balayan Municipa l Waters in 2007
Average Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters of Balayan, Batangas in Kilograms per Day in 2007 3.5
3
2.5 Reef Fish
2 KGS.
Pelagic Demersal
1.5
Juveniles
Figure 1b. Balayan Fishers Catch at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007.
Crustaceans
1
Shells
0.5
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
2
Figure 1c Balayan Fishers Catch at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2006
Average Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters of Balayan, Batangas Kilograms per Day in 2006 2 1.8 1.6 1.4 Reef Fish
in KGS
1.2
Pelagic
1
Demersal 0.8
Juveniles
0.6
Crustaceans Shells
0.4 0.2 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2006
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
3
Figure 1d Comparative Average Catch of 35 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters of Balayan from 1997-2008.
Comparative Average Catch of 35 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters of Balayan, Batangas 16 14 12
in KGS.
10
Reef Fish Pelagic
8
Demersal Juveniles
6
Crustaceans 4
Shells
2 0 1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
YEAR
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
4
Figure 2. Average Reef Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008. Average Reef Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2008 2.5
2 Labahita Mameng 1.5
PulangBuntot
KGS.
Saramuliete Pulanhin 1
Dangat Paru-paru Samaral
0.5
Anghel Maya-maya
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
5
Figure 2a. Average Reef Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007. Average Reef Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2007 1.4
1.2
1
Labahita Mameng
0.8 KGS.
PulangBuntot Saramuliete
0.6
Pulanhin Dangat Paru-paru
0.4
Samaral Anghel
0.2
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
6
Figure 3. Average Demersal Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008. Average Demersal Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2008 2 Talakitok
1.8
Tanigue
1.6
Tanasia Bisugo
1.4
Dalagang-bukid Dorado
KGS.
1.2
Manitis
1
Figure 3. Average Demersal Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007 and 2008.
Bakoko Pipikat
0.8
Butikol 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
7
Figure 3a. Average Demersal Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007 Average Demersal Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2007 1.6 Talakitok 1.4
Tanigue Tanasia
1.2
Bisugo Dalagang-bukid
KGS.
1
Dorado Manitis
0.8
Bakoko Pipikat
0.6
Butikol
0.4 0.2 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
8
Figure 4. Average Pelagic Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008. Lagidlid
Average Pelagic Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2008
Flying fish Manamsi
2.5
Hiwas Hasa-hasa Sapsap
2
Tapas Torcillo Tamban
1.5 KGS.
Nilusog Galunggong Tulingan
1
Albacura Balila Katyawan/Batalay
0.5
Parang-parang Palibak Kulaso
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
9
Figure 4a. Average Pelagic Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007. Lagidlid
Average Pelagic Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2007
Flying fish Manamsi
2.5
Hiwas Hasa-hasa Sapsap
2
Tapas Torcillo Tamban
1.5 KGS.
Nilusog Galunggong Tulingan
1
Albacura Balila Katyawan/Batalay
0.5
Parang-parang Palibak Kulaso
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
10
Figure 5. Average Juvenile Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008. Average Juvenile Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2008 14
12
10 Dulis
8 KGS.
Dulong Tuwakan
6
Lumbak/Kares-kares Barotak
4
Muralla
2
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
11
Figure 5a. Average Juvenile Fish Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007. Average Juvenile Fish Catch of 55 Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2007 3.5
3
2.5 Dulis
2 KGS.
Dulong Tuwakan
1.5
Lumbak/Kares-kares Barotak
1
Muralla
0.5
0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
12
Figure 6. Average Crustaceans and Other Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2008. Average Crustaceans and Other Catch of Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2008 4 Banagan Sugpo
3.5
Alimangong bato Hipon
3
Alimasag Alamang
2.5 KGS.
Kamantaha Page
2
Pating Pugita
1.5 1 0.5 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
13
Figure 6a. Average Crustaceans and Other Catch of Balayan Fishers at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2007. Average Crustaceans and Other Catch of Balayan Fishers at the Municipal Waters in Kilograms per Day in 2007 0.8 Banagan Sugpo
0.7
Alimangong bato Hipon
0.6
Alimasag Alamang
0.5 KGS.
Kamantaha Page
0.4
Pating Pugita
0.3 0.2 0.1 0 1st quarter
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
4th quarter
2007
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
14
Figure 7. Data Information on Shell Extractions in Balayan Municipal Waters. Shell Extractions at Balayan Municipal Waters in 3 years 30
25
20 Dilang-usa KGS.
Sikad 15
Tulya Paros Kuligay
10
Talaba Kamot-pusa
5
0 2006
2007
2008
Year
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
15
Figure 8. Data Information on Seagrass/Seaweeds Extractions at Balayan Municipal Waters in 2006, 2007 and 2008. Seagrass/Seaweeds Extractions at Balayan Municipal Waters in 3 years 7
6
kilograms
5
4 Lato Gulaman
3
Others
2
1
0 2006
2007
2008
Ang Nagkakaisang Mamamayang Kostal ng Balayan [ANAKBALAYAN], Inc.
16
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