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industrial fishing of sharks could be banned in colombian territorial waters
Industrial fishing for cartilaginous fish prohibited in Colombian territorial marine waters
Recycling Center in Bejuco
We need your help!! Turtle Trax and CREMA, Costa Rican organizations based in the district of Bejuco, Guanacaste, have joined forces to collect donations and help Don Aníbal Cortés and his family. Don Anibal Cortes has provided the collection and recovery...
Shark finning runs rampant in China’s longline fleet
The vessels of the Delian Ocean Fishing company are known for using prohibited fishing gear and operate in international waters cutting off the fins and discarding the carcasses of various shark species. There is information that can be considered true that only five...
COMISIÓN DE MEDIO AMBIENTE TRAMITA PROYECTO DE LEY PARA PROHIBIR LA PESCA DE TIBURONES
Proyecto de ley es tramitado en Comisión de Ambiente de Asamblea Legislativa
Comisión de Ambiente tramita proyecto de ley que prohibe pescar tiburones
Se prohibiría pesca de especies de tiburones amenazadas o en peligro de extinción La Comisión de Asuntos Ambientales de la Asamblea Legislativa (AL) tramita un proyecto de ley que prohibiría la pesca de tiburones que se encuentran en algún grado de amenaza o...
Hawksbill Project Update
STUDY SITE In the Cabo Blanco Absolute Natural Reserve, CREMA researchers have been monitoring the population of juvenile hawksbill turtles, which flock to the rocky reefs in the area. These scientists concentrate their activities in the San Miguel area and the...
Sponsor a Scientific Expedition to Cocos Island National Park, Costa Rica
Join CREMA, The SeaChange Agency, and Turtle Island Restoration Network, on a scientific expedition to Cocos Island National Park, Costa Rica, as a scientific expedition sponsor! All expeditions will be led by Costa Rica biologist Randall Arauz, currently the Science and Policy Advisor for Marine Watch International (www.marinewatch.org).