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197: 27: 125: 51:(FAO) estimates that more than half of shark species are overexploited or depleted. Globally, 21% of shark species whose extinction risk has been assessed fall into the "threatened" categories, and 18% are "near threatened", while 35% lack sufficient data to decide, leaving 26% in the unthreatened category. 325:
The majority of shark fisheries around the globe have little monitoring or management. With the rise in demand for shark products there is a greater pressure on fisheries. Sharks experience a long interval between birth and sexual maturity, such that many sharks never reach maturity. In some species,
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In finning, a fisherman removes the fin with a hot metal blade and releases the dying animal. Other fish typically consume the remains. Shark finning has become a major trade within black markets all over the world with shark fins going at about $ 300/lb in 2009.
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and shares lists of illegal vessels with established fishing companies, helping them report illegal activities. The U.S. also assesses the health of many of its shark populations and includes sharks in its various Fishery Management Plans.
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Sharks generally reach sexual maturity only after several years of life and produce very few offspring in comparison to other harvested fish. Harvesting sharks before they reproduce has severe impacts on future populations.
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After reaching about 0.9 million tonnes in 2003, catches of the “sharks, rays and chimaeras” group declined to 0.75 million tonnes in 2006, a drop of 15 percent., numbering some 100 million fish..
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species. While Palau has only one patrol boat to catch violators in the act, many nations inspect boats when they land, providing an additional enforcement point.
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sanctuaries forbid commercial fishing operations from catching sharks. As of late 2009, the world's only shark sanctuary surrounds the small island nation of
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The search for shark fins drives the illegal hunting trade. Some juridictions permit fishing for fins and food. Sharks are also caught as
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has led to an increase in shark catches. Usually only the fins are taken, while the rest of the shark is discarded, usually into the sea.
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At the same time, Palau banned deep sea bottom trawling, which can damage coral reefs and other bottom-dwelling marine life.
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recommends that that children and women who are or may be pregnant should refrain from eating shark. For details see
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Shark steaks are increasingly served in restaurants. Shark parts are also used in lotions and leather sports shoes.
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Elasmobranchs as living resources: Advances in the biology, ecology, systematics, and the status of the fisheries
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The U.S. bans shark finning on all U.S.-flagged vessels, forbids the taking 19 species of sharks including
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proposed first-ever shark conservation rules for European waters, although these are not outright bans.
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Palau created the world’s first “shark sanctuary” on September 25, 2009. Palau forbids all commercial
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populations have declined by over 90% over the past 20–30 years with decline of 70% not unusual.
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exposed how sharks are being hunted to extinction, in part due to the massive Asian demand for
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http://actionnetwork.org/pewenvironmentgroup/notice-description.tcl?newsletter_id=35263072
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Every year, fishermen pull some 100 million sharks from the world's oceans. The
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Sharks are a common seafood in many places around the world, including
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The annual shark catch has increased rapidly over the last 50 years.
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countries account for one-third of global shark meat exports.
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Some developed nations limit shark catches and restrict
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User:Lfstevens
Photo of dessicated shark hanging on hook
Shark
Palau
United Nations
Food and Agriculture Organization
bycatch
marlin
tuna
shark
Exclusive Economic Zone
ocean
European
France
President
Johnson Toribiong
United Nations
ray
Photo of shark fin soup in bowl with Chinese spoon
shark fin soup
European Commission
EU
shark finning
Maldives
white
whale
basking sharks
Kiribati
Graph of shark catch from 1950 to 2004, linear growth from less than 300,000 tons per year in 1950 to about 850,000 per year in 2000, before falling below 800,00 in the 2006-08 period.
China

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