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Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group To Ban Shark Fin In Asia Pacific Hotels
Published on 3 Sep, 2014 at 18:57 in Conservation & Fishery, Shark Trade | Viewed times | No Comments
News Release Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group 01. September 2014 ————————— SINGAPORE (September 1, 2014) – Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group today announced that the company has joined the fight in reversing the rapid decline in the shark population and signaling its commitment towards sustainable seafood sourcing. Reaffirming its commitment to operate as a responsible business, the
CITES Application Guidelines for US Fishermen
Published on 3 Sep, 2014 at 18:18 in Conservation & Fishery, Shark Trade | Viewed times | No Comments
This document was created to assist U.S. fishers who plan to engage in international commercial trade (e.g. fishing on the high seas and landing in the United States or in a foreign country, importing, exporting, or re-exporting) of oceanic whitetip shark, three species of hammerhead sharks (scalloped, great, and smooth), porbeagle shark, and manta rays.
From ‘Avoid’ to ‘Best Choice’: Pacific spiny dogfish upgraded by Seafood Watch
Published on 3 Sep, 2014 at 13:01 in Conservation & Fishery, Shark Trade | Viewed times | No Comments
New and Updated Recommendations – September 2014 The Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch 02. September 2014 —————————- Consumers now have many more sustainable seafood options from the West Coast New and updated recommendations for September 2014 include cabezon, crab, dogfish, groundfish, grouper, grenadier, lingcod, lobster, Pacific cod, sablefish and skate. The most exciting news is
Shark Attack File Clarification
Shark Attack File Clarification from us Shark Attack Survivors Many people wonder why our information is so much different than the information from the International Shark Attack File (ISAF). We both start off getting reports of shark attack. We both investigate and confirm the incident happened. At this point the number of attacks is pretty