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Guest blog: Juliet Eilperin travels through the hidden world of sharks

Blog entry by Juliet Eilperin | June 25, 2012

All rights reserved . Credit: Juliet Eilperin As summer begins, sharks are on many people’s minds. People are thinking about them, however, in radically different ways. Many beachgoers view sharks with trepidation, especially...

Showing its teeth, CITES finally protects sharks

Blog entry by Daniel Mittler | March 18, 2013

Today was a day to celebrate as CITES , the convention regulating the international trade of wild plants and animals, finally restricted the trade in key shark species and took steps to curb illegal logging . Although you often...

Fish decline forces name change on tuna tournament

Blog entry by Karli Thomas | January 24, 2011

You know things are dire when this happens ... the long running annual ‘Extreme Boats Open Tuna Tournament’ off Whakatane has this year been rebranded the ‘ Extreme Boats 20K-4 Ways Tournament .’ That’s because, unlike in the past, the...

Are there sharks in downtown Auckland?

Image gallery | June 1, 2011

Shark finning – for shame, New Zealand!

Blog entry by Karli Thomas | July 13, 2011

You've got to wonder what sort of barbaric backwater you're living in when Taiwan overtakes your country in its efforts to crack down on shark finning. The last few of weeks have brought some great news for the world's sharks.

Sharks ask Princes: if you found Nemo, would you kill him too?

Blog entry by Jamie Woolley | February 22, 2011

By the time you read this, I'll be at the head office of Princes in Liverpool where a frenzy of sharks is demanding an end (a fin-ish?) to the dreadful fishing methods that kill other marine species like sharks, rays and even...

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