Shark Conservation

Summary of Shark Protection Shark species were classified as human enthusiasts over 350 million years ago. Currently, the demand for shark meat, fins, and cartilage record highs as the population increases, so the existence of sharks is becoming a problem (Budker 1971). Individuals are accustomed to seeing sharks as an adverse effect on the environment, which is expanding efforts to protect shark species from extinction. With this in mind, some private and national groups have accepted education and have informed people about the existence of shark species and their importance to the sea.

Roswell, the founder of the shark protection organization in Western Australia, told Time Magazine last week. "Our other governments are doing their best when other countries in the world have turned their attention to the conservation of sharks, they are in violation of 15 different UN conventions and treaties, Cal seems to have quietly debated It suggests a quantitative strategy based on scientific data, but it is not, this is just a strategy of addiction, it is emotion, not real science.The definition of White Shark is, It is an endangered species of IUCN with a recovery plan protected by the Commonwealth and the EPBC Act and can not be removed until the state of the White Shark is deemed scientifically restored.

Sharkwater is a 2006 Canadian documentary written and supervised by Rob Stewart. In order to protect sharks, change government policy, and encourage the creation of shark protection groups, Sharkwater is regarded as one of the success story of protected areas and has led to a worldwide ban on shark fins . In the movie, Stewart photographed the current attitude towards sharks and how the shark hunting industry drove them to extinction. When they faced shark poachers in Guatemala and Costa Rica, Stewart traveled Paul Watson and his marine shepherd conservation association ship. The group's experience includes ship confrontation, poachers, police, corruption trial system, and ultimately murder charges. In addition, Stewart pointed out that increasing demand for shark's fin soup in Asia is intensifying illegal shark trade. But when he was diagnosed with necrotizing fasciitis his expedition was shortened.

As sharks wander extensively and do not protect the coastline of the country, various international organizations also play a role in the protection of sharks. In 1994, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) suggested that the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) establish a way to maintain shark biological and trade data to prevent overfishing I made a recommendation. . This was led by FAO and led to the establishment of an international action plan on the conservation and management of sharks conducted in 1999 after consultation with a series of workshops and shark experts. Countries that are parties to the United Nations participate voluntarily in the International Action Plan. CITES also lists sunny sharks, whale sharks and white sharks regulating their trading to protect threatened species in Appendix II. In September 2014, six types of sharks and rays were added to Appendix II.