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Gardens of Castle Rocks hosts 'Good Times' summer concerts | Dakota County - Vimarsana News

Gardens of Castle Rocks hosts 'Good Times' summer concerts | Dakota County

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Ocean Calls podcast: Shark populations are declining, but are we really facing a crisis? - Vimarsana News

Ocean Calls podcast: Shark populations are declining, but are we really facing a crisis?

In popular culture sharks are portrayed as bloodthirsty, vengeful human killers. But scientists say these magnificent animals are in danger and deserve our attention.

EU accused of blocking recovery of endangered mako sharks in the Atlantic - Vimarsana News

EU accused of blocking recovery of endangered mako sharks in the Atlantic

EU accused of blocking recovery of endangered mako sharks in the Atlantic Brussels is putting business before science and conservation, say leading wildlife groups Humane Society International / Europe Wildestanimal/Alamy Stock Photo Shortfin mako shark BRUSSELS—The European Union must stop allowing the fishing industry to keep and profit from endangered shortfin mako sharks ‘accidentally’ caught in the North Atlantic, or risk the species going extinct, warn leading animal protection groups Pro Wildlife, Humane Society International/Europe, and Sharkproject. While scientists, NGOs, and...

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Calls for Marine Stewardship Council to raise bar on shark finning - Vimarsana News

Calls for Marine Stewardship Council to raise bar on shark finning

Calls for Marine Stewardship Council to raise bar on shark finning Published 1 month ago A recent report criticises the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) for failing in its stated ‘zero tolerance’ approach to shark finning and calls for urgent reform. Shark populations globally are on the brink of collapse under fishing pressure: an estimated 63—273 million sharks are killed each year and numbers of oceanic sharks have dropped by 71% since 1970. A major driver of this unsustainable exploitation is the existence of a lucrative global shark fin trade. Shark finning is illegal across many ...