Oceanic shark populations are declining as a result of high fishing pressures and lack of international catch quotas. There has been management inaction for decades partly because species data is poorly recorded.
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Oceanic shark populations are declining as a result of high fishing pressures and lack of international catch quotas. There has been management inaction for decades partly because species data is poorly recorded.
A study published yesterday by The Wildlife Trade Monitoring Network (TRAFFIC) details how the world’s …