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Shark depredation impacts support for shark conservation
Published on 27 Aug, 2022 at 13:31 in Research | Viewed times | No Comments
Press Release Newcastle University 19. August 2022 — — — — — — — Conflict between shark populations and fishing communities is reported to be rising within one of the world’s first shark sanctuaries. Fishers say increasing shark populations have reduced catch and income, according to Newcastle University research. Shark populations around the world are
Fisher–shark interactions: A loss of support for the Maldives shark sanctuary from reef fishers whose livelihoods are affected by shark depredation
Fisher–shark interactions: A loss of support for the Maldives shark sanctuary from reef fishers whose livelihoods are affected by shark depredation Danielle Robinson, Steven P. Newman, Mark J. Whittingham, Richard M. Francksen, M. Shiham Adam, Selina M. Stead ABSTRACT: Targets for protecting predatory species often fail to consider the human costs of conservation. Human–wildlife interactions
Skin condition of fin whales at Antarctic feeding grounds reveals little evidence for anthropogenic impacts and high prevalence of cookiecutter shark bite lesions
Skin condition of fin whales at Antarctic feeding grounds reveals little evidence for anthropogenic impacts and high prevalence of cookiecutter shark bite lesions Helena Herr, Sacha Viquerat, Tobias Naujocks, Bertie Gregory, Abigail Lees, Fredi Devas ABSTRACT: N/A SOURCE (OPEN ACCESS)