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Catch up on important ocean conservation issues.
The Green Festival free screening of the award-winning ‘Sharkwater’ film, sponsored by Royal Haskoning was a fantastic success. It generated important awareness and support for a worthy cause and raised donations for the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.
Following the popularity of the screening, PECT has been closely following the news.
The European Common Fisheries Policy is pending reform and an important draft proposal was published in Brussels yesterday. Full details of the reform can be read here.
Over 700,000 amazing people have signed up to the ‘Fight Fish’ campaign, showing support for need to protect both our fish stocks and our fishermen’s livelihoods. Sign up and get involved in Hugh Fernly Whittingstalls work.
Governments around the world are reacting to declining fish populations with some major policy and legislation changes. Leading the way – shark fishing has been banned in the Bahamas, creating a sanctuary that protects 40 species of sharks. To find out more click here to read a press release.
There are lots of ways you can help end the decline in shark populations through illegal fishing and the global shark-fining trade. Visit the PECT website for more information.
Governments around the world are reacting to declining fish populations with some major policy and legislation changes. Leading the way – shark fishing has been banned in the Bahamas, creating a sanctuary that protects 40 species of sharks. To find out more click here to read a press release.
There are lots of ways you can help end the decline in shark populations through illegal fishing and the global shark-fining trade. Visit the PECT website for more information.
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