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Some shark populations have declined up to 99%.
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Oceana expects upcoming EU shark action plan to include concrete and effective conservation measures
Oceana’s new report highlights how EU countries are responsible for over 50% of worldwide shark meat imports, with many other shark products commonly consumed and traded
February, 2009
Oceana welcomes Spanish Fisheries Ministry commitment to introducing shark conservation into national legislation
The largest shark fishing country in Europe is in agreement with Oceana on three groundbreaking conservation matters
January, 2009
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Vulnerable Sharks in the Atlantic Ocean
November, 2011
The race for threatened sharks
July, 2010
Keeping the balance: How environmental conventions can be used to protect sharks and their habitats
August, 2009
From head to tail. How European nations commercialise shark products
November, 2008
The beauty of the beast: The present and future of elasmobranches in Europe
October, 2008
Guide to european elasmobranches
October, 2008
Oceana's contribution to the ICCAT shark assesment. Madrid, september 2008
September, 2008
Fishy business: How EU shark fleets escape regulation and undermine shark conservation around the world
December, 2007
Treated as trash
August, 2007
Hunted for fins: How EU fleets target threatened sharks - without management - in the world's oceans
May, 2007
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EU Fisheries ministers increase quotas for vulnerable species
Press Release
30/11/2012
EU closes shark fisheries loopholes, goes "fins attached"
Press Release
22/11/2012
ICCAT’s baffling contradiction: precaution on bluefin, abandonment of sharks
Press Release
19/11/2012