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Fate of Costa Rican sharks in the hands of the Congress

Fate of Costa Rican sharks in the hands of the Congress

by CREMA | Aug 3, 2022 | Press Releases, Sin categorizar

11 Conservation organization call for convening bill 21.754 to a Plenary Vote

Threatened Shark Species:  The Main Target of Costa Rica’s longline fishery

Threatened Shark Species: The Main Target of Costa Rica’s longline fishery

by quasar | Mar 15, 2022 | Press Releases

Over 1,000,000 specimens landed from 2015 to 2019. (San José, Costa Rica – March 15, 2022).  Threatened shark species sustain the economy of Costa Rica’s longline fishing industry, constituting the main product brought to shore (landed) from 2015 to 2019. ...
New report finds Costa Rica is Failing to Sustainably Govern Fisheries and Marine Biodiversity

New report finds Costa Rica is Failing to Sustainably Govern Fisheries and Marine Biodiversity

by CREMA | Nov 8, 2021 | Press Releases

The report is a multi-country sustainable fisheries project evaluation under the Global Marine Commodities for Sustainable Fisheries (GMC).

Costa Rica is still in the scene of countries that do not protect sharks

Costa Rica is still in the scene of countries that do not protect sharks

by CREMA | Jul 16, 2020 | News

Hammerhead sharks are Critically Endangered, and Costa Rica lands 10,000 specimens per year, with the joint blessing of the Costa Rican Fisheries Institute INCOPESCA the Inter American Tropical Tuna Commission IATTC and the Central American Regional Fisheries Body Sica Ospesca.

Shark Attack survivors express its concern to save shark endangered species

Shark Attack survivors express its concern to save shark endangered species

by CREMA | Apr 30, 2019 | News

Shark Attack survivors express its concern to save shark endangered species Shark Attack survivors from around the world, are not questioning why they were attacked. No they are seriosly worried about how to conserve shark endangered species, Here we include some of ...
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