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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
Commercial shark fishers use methods that allow them to catch large quantities of sharks to be sold at market. Recreational shark fishers mainly catch shark for the thrill of the catch, trophies and/or personal consumption. Since the motivations of the commercial and recreational shark fisher differ so ...
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CRC Reef Research Centre - Media Release
Australian market, and shark fins to the export market in Asia. Under Queensland fisheries legislation, shark fishers are permitted to remove fins, but must retain the body of the shark while at sea. This prevents large-scale shark fishing exclusively for shark ...
www.reef.crc.org.au

SoundNet - Marine management is all at sea
Gjerde. Are you a fan of shark fin soup? You might find it less palatable if you knew that each year 100 ... ) catches worldwide total between $ 4.9 billion and $ 9.5 billion. So even if most fishers do their best to conserve fish stocks, others are catching and selling fish illegally, undermining ...
www.oceania.org.au

WDNR - DNR Outdoor Report - August 7, 2008
Many anglers were able to catch their limit when they found fish. Volk, Shark fin, Vincent’s, 2-mile Reef, and out from the university have all provided good ... . Some very good Mayfly hatches on the Rush and Kinnickinnic rivers have been giving fly fishers excellent opportunities, early mornings and evenings are best. St. Croix County Willow River State Park ...
www.dnr.state.wi.us

Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
Shark Species At Risk, Expert Says January 17, 2008 Rare Shark Species Astounds Fishermen January 16, 2008 Injured Shark Washes Up On Gold Coast Beach January 14, 2008 Whale Shark Caught By Fishers But Later Freed In Batangas January 13, 2008 Local Officials Involved In Smuggling Rare Shark Species January 8, 2008 Scientist Hopes To Tag Great White Shark Tomorrow ...
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NOAA Fisheries Feature
Northwest Atlantic The latest in a series of international agreements to ban shark finning - the practice of slicing off a shark's fins and discarding the carcass - has been adopted by the ... fisheries and addresses the issue of seabird bycatch internationally in a variety of fora. International Fishers Forum The primary mission of the most recent forum was to convene an international meeting ...
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The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - In the News
Arbogast, 8, apparently fit the needs of a bull shark. Dusk is one of the shark's feeding periods; the boy was in the ... bitten by what some thought was a thresher shark. Last Wednesday a 12-ft. tiger shark chased spear fishers in Hawaii. News crews stood on the ... be fed, according to George Burgess, head of the International Shark Attack File. Shark feeding is illegal in two Florida cities, and a ...
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SCS: Rescue and Rehabilitation
Beach to Kei Mouth. Injuries are usually caused by entanglement in fishing lines or nets, shark bites or injury from boat propellers. The seals are normally treated by the SPCA veterinarian ... stranded marine mammals and sea turtles, with a coverage area of Connecticut, Rhode Island and Fishers Island (New York). Receives about 10-12 calls on average each year to attend live ...
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Osprey Reef Project - preservation of the ocean environment
Meetings between tourism operators, fishers and aquarium fish collectors have been very positive and we feel there will be ... sharks at North Horn, Osprey Reef (contacts: Andy Dunstan, Undersea Explorer; Richard Fitzpatrick, Australian Shark Foundation; Dr Russ Andrews, University of British Columbia); Nautilus data (1996 - ongoing): collected ...
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Marine Conservation Galapagos - preservation of the ocean environment
Galapagos - preservation of the ocean environment Galapagos Islands under Siege Article from the Shark Research Institute Newsletter www.shark.org On February 19, 2004, 50 fishermen from Santa Cruz and Isabela ... ever more thinly. Nevertheless, local fishermen from the largest cooperatives, San Crist6bal Island with 700 fishers, did not support the actions of the 50 fishermen. As in the past, this is ...
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