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Report calls for greater shark conservation measures - FishUpdate.com
Report calls for greater shark conservation measures - FishUpdate.com
15 May 2008
A new report on sharks and related species in the Baltic Sea highlights the threats to these over-looked fish and calls for improved conservation policies.

Canadian zoo investigates puzzling stingray deaths - Reuters UK
Canadian zoo investigates puzzling stingray deaths - Reuters UK
14 May 2008
Officials at the Calgary Zoo, ;Alberta ;remained baffled on Tuesday as they tried to puzzle out just why 34 of their stingrays suddenly died.

Sharks Ruled Alabama's Dino-Era Waters - Discovery News
14 May 2008
The American South's golden age for sharks might very well have been the Cretaceous Era during the dinosaur age, according to tooth remains found for a number of different species.

Consumption of shark's fins boosted by robust economy and weddings  - The Earth Times
Consumption of shark's fins boosted by robust economy and weddings - The Earth Times
12 May 2008
Consumption of shark's fins soared in Singapore last year powered by a robust economy and an increase in weddings despite pleas from environmental groups noting one-third of the species in the world are at risk of extinction or critically endangered, a published report said on Saturday.

Health alert over shark fin - The Standard
Health alert over shark fin - The Standard
09 May 2008
The use of shark fin as a delicacy was once a hot ecological issue with local environmentalists forcing Disneyland to drop the popular soup from its menus. Now, shark fin may also present a health hazard, based on a survey that showed eight of 10 samples sold in Hong Kong contain mercury levels above the legal standard.

Greenpeace confiscates ‘wall of death’ fishing net in the Mediterranean Sea - Wildlife Extra
Greenpeace confiscates ‘wall of death’ fishing net in the Mediterranean Sea - Wildlife Extra
08 May 2008
Greenpeace ship, Artic Sunrise, confronted Italian fishing pirates in the Mediterranean and confiscated nearly two kilometres of illegal driftnet containing dead undersized blue-fin tuna and a small sea turtle that was later released alive.

Operation Shark Slaughter - The Surfer's Path
Operation Shark Slaughter - The Surfer's Path
08 May 2008
Mexican authorities killing sharks around Troncones after US tourist dies in attack.

British team in Gulf shark research
British team in Gulf shark research
07 May 2008
The first detailed specific two level shark and ray research expedition in the Gulf took place in Kuwaiti waters over 15 days between April 11th and 25th. Led by Richard &; Jacqui Peirce with Alec Moore as the scientific advisor, and supported by 11 volunteers and a film crew, this is the first expedition operated by the Shark Conservation Society (formerly Richard Peirce Shark Conservation).

Volunteers needed for Cornish basking shark surveys - WildlifeExtra.com
Volunteers needed for Cornish basking shark surveys - WildlifeExtra.com
07 May 2008
As the first basking sharks are spotted off Cornwall, Cornwall Wildlife Trust (CWT) is looking for volunteers to help them survey basking sharks this summer.

Echoes of times past on Aldabra Atoll - The Telegraph
Echoes of times past on Aldabra Atoll - The Telegraph
06 May 2008
This is the final posting from conservation biologist and photographer Cheryl-Samantha Owen who has been working with the Save Our Seas Foundation (SOSF) on the Aldabra Atoll to document the abundance of large shark species.

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The Shark Trust promotes the study, management and conservation of sharks, skates and rays. The Shark Trust is the UK member of the European Elasmobranch Association. As such, it collaborates with other national member bodies to achieve their aims in British, European and international waters. The Trust aims to join forces with other groups concerned with shark, skate and ray conservation issues. These include commercial fisherman, recreational sea anglers, divers, yachtsmen, and all those who want to ensure the future survival of these fascinating but threatened animals.