Papahanaumokuakea, a UNESCO World Heritage site, will receive more than 4 million dollars in funding to protect local sharks and other marine wildlife.
Trump’s executive order puts marine refuge at risk
Instead of addressing the critical issues facing our nation, President Trump just gave the green light to wreak centuries-worth of damage
Hammerhead fin trade in Hong Kong traced to eastern Pacific
For the first time, researchers have traced the origins of shark fins from the retail market in Hong Kong back to the location where the sharks were first caught. This will allow them to identify “high-risk” supply chains for illegal trade and better enforce international trade regulations. Marine Scientist Demian Chapman from Florida International University […]
DNA analysis helps pinpoint origins for illegal shark trade
Distinct signatures in the DNA of shark species can associated with regions which can be traced back to find the origins of the specimens.
Whale sharks get broader protections in Taiwan
Changes were made to enhance protection of the species by increasing the severity of punishments for offenders.
Hong Kong makes record bust for illegal shark fins
A 57-year-old man was arrested in the Sai Ying Pun area of Hong Kong in connection with the seizure, but released on bail pending a formal investigation.
Coronavirus putting Indonesian shark trade on hold
Conservationists see an opportunity to strengthen oversight of the shark trade in Indonesia as fishing activity grinds to a halt amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Learn About Sharks: Conservation
Learn About Sharks is a new educational video series from Matt the Shark Guy and is designed for kids to learn about sharks through videos, pictures, and interactive activities. This episode covers Conservation and teaches kids how they can Save The Sharks and get involved with saving this amazing animal. Each episode will cover different […]
Conservation group sues Mexican government to enforce hammerhead protections
The Center for Biological Diversity filed a lawsuit against the Mexican government in order to enforce laws protecting three species of hammerhead sharks.
Study finds Indonesian fishing industry exploits shark fin laws
The Indonesian products, mostly shark fins, end up being exported to Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Japan and Thailand through illegal export.
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