Shark Fishing is a Global Problem that Demands Local Solutions

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A disturbing sight of about 100 sharks beheaded, finned and gutted. They were dumped on a beach along the False Bay coast in April 2020.

Countries from around the world have voted to limit the global trade in sharks under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (Cites). Trade in shark products is a major driver of shark overfishing, leading to the deaths of millions of sharks every year. The new Cites listings aim to keep the international trade of 54 species of shark and ray within sustainable limits.

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