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"Protect Our Sharks," Say Bahamas' Children | Pew
This PSA was produced by The Bahamas National Trust (BNT), in collaboration with Pew Environment Group, in support of a grassroots petition to protect sharks in Bahamian waters. Sharks are in trouble globally, and there are few locations where healthy shark populations still exist. In The Bahamas, a 20 year-old ban on longline fishing gear has left its waters as one of the few places in the world with relatively healthy shark populations. This has paid off for the small island nation. According to The Bahamas Diving Association, diving tourism has contributed up to $800 million to the Bahamian economy since the longline ban. There are, however, no laws there that specifically protect sharks. Pew is currently working with The Bahamas National Trust to gain permanent protections in all of The Bahamas' Exclusive Economic Zone, an area encompassing approximately 630000 square kilometers of ocean. By establishing comprehensive protections for sharks, not only will sharks be permanently safeguarded against other threats, but the health of the marine environment and the economy of The Bahamas will be conserved for generations to come.
Help,Save,Protect Sharks
PLEASE help sharks by signing this petition and sharing this video/link! Protection of sharks in Mediterranean!! www.thepetitionsite.com THANKS! :D
GIMME A HUG (TRAILER)
(a documentary by Geert Droppers & Cristina Zenato) Sharks are one of the most important top-predators in our oceans and there is still a lot we dont understand, or even know, about these fascinating animals. This short documentary shows one of the most mysterious phenomena in the animal world; amazing animals, showing a totally different behaviour than most people would expect. Support our shark conservation projects and get a free DVD with the full version of this video documentary. It is available in both NTSC & PAL format at: "www.protect-the-sharks.org The following subtitles are available: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Greek, German, Turkish, Dutch & Chinese language.
Protect the Sharks
Sharks play a vital role in the underwater ecosystem as part of nature's complex system of checks and balances. Known as apex predators, they are at the top of the food chain, keeping other aquatic species populations healthy and balanced. Many shark species are endangered and could soon become extinct without our help. According to the United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), approximately 100 million sharks are killed each year. Due to their slow growth, late sexual maturity and low number of offspring, they are susceptible to almost any fishing pressure.
President of Palau Johnson Toribiong Speaks on Protecting Sharks
President Toribiong spoke with www.anniecrawley.com on declaring Palau a shark sanctuary to the United Nations and the need to protect all marine resources. President Toribiong believes we need the next generation to experience and love the Ocean so they grow up wanting to protect it. Annie spent a month sponsored by Sam's Tours, http and working with Dermot Keane who founded Palau Shark Sanctuary, sharksanctuary.com You can see real marine life books and DVDS for kids at www.anniecrawley.com and Kids Sea Camps are the perfect way to introduce your family to and experience the Ocean familydivers.com
Protect our Sharks
Protect our wildlife before we have nothing left. sharks are beautiful in their own unique way yet each and everyday they fight for their lives in a battle against humans, they are brutally and inhumanly murdered. all i ask is to protect them and never support the mindless killings performed by humans on sharks!
Protect the sharks from human jaws
Sharks have far more to fear from humans than vice-versa. Green MP Gareth Hughes goes in to bat for the sharks, a species under threat from a soup.
Wonder World under Water - Protect the Sharks - Sea Life Aquarium München - Schützt die Haie
www.protect-the-sharks.org - Every year over 100 million sharks are slaughtered by humans... and every year only 5 people are killed by sharks... Now who is the predator again? Sea Life Aquarium Munich - www.protect-the-sharks.org
Apo Cement CEMEX Protects Whale Sharks - News 2
Newscast on Unang Balita showing APO Cement CEMEX's innovative Adopt-A-Species program seeking to protect the whale sharks (Butanding)
Apo Cement CEMEX Protects Whale Sharks - News 1
Newscast on 24 Oras showing APO Cement CEMEX's innovative Adopt-A-Species program seeking to protect the whale sharks (Butanding)
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Shark Task Force Executive Producer, George C. Schellenger, takes us behind the scenes as he encounters a Great Hammerhead at close range. On a recent trip to the Bahamas he came eye-to-eye with this alien-looking fish - and he swam away with new passion to protect all sharks. This comes as the UN rejects a proposal to protect Hammerheads. Sharks in this category may have dropped 85% or more, due to overfishing and the demand for the Hammerhead's fins. For more information on all sharks, check out sharktaskforce.com. Why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks?
MAN EATING SHARK II- THE PROTECTION OF THE BAHAMAS
On February 2012, legal fishing of sharks inside the Great barrier Reef was extended for another 3 years... send your letter to stop this injustice... anyone anywhere, your reaction is their only hope! the letter is on the first page, just scroll down, to find it and the addresses to send it from you email... www.elements5.blogspot.com a while after i made man eating shark and filmed all the footage in it, my feeders contact me in Aus from the bahamas with great news... ATTENTION ALL" YOUR FILMMAKER HERE: THE BAHAMAS RECEIVED PROTECTION FOR SHARKS!!! YAY! dam my man eating shark film is out dated now ;) great news!!! WE ARE TAKING THE OCEANS BACK... AUSTRALIA'S NEXT! ;) THANK YOU FOR THE SUPPORT!!! "We congratulate the Right Honorable Hubert Ingraham, the Bahamian Prime Minister, and Lawrence S. Cartwright, Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources, for acting to save sharks, the ocean's apex predator," "all commercial shark fishing in the approximately 630000 square kilometers (243244 square miles) of the country's waters is now prohibited.- Bahamas!" However our Great Barrier Reef still needs our help and protection from our own government who are falling behind the countries making sharks sanctuaries.. Palau, Honduras, Bahamas, Indonesia... we need save our sharks in Aus waters... before its too late... www.pewenvironment.org news-room/press-releases/baham as-acts-to-protect-sharks-8589 9361467 filmed in the BAHAMAS :D NOW PROTECTED :D (im just really excited) By ...
BAZZA WEST MOUTH PAINTING OF SHARK
Shark painting by Mouth Barry West The story behind the Shark painting is: my girlfriend asked me to paint a shark. After I had drawn her a little stick drawing of her scuba diving. When she first asked me, I asked her if it could be a cartoon picture as never did I think it was possible for me to paint a shark, but looks like a proper shark. This was my first painting I ever done with my mouth on canvas. I hope you like it and if you wish to see any of my paintings, please go to www.westyuk.co.uk LETS PROTECT OUR SHARKS, WE HAVE A CHOICE THEY DONT
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Maldives gives you the chance to meeting with oceanic species like whale shark. Please, protect the sharks! Balky
A little video about sharks
J'espère que vous aimerez et que vous signerez la petition sur : www.sharkwater.com
Protect Sharks
A movie made initially for an assignment but in the end it meant more than just for marks... Have some contents use from www.sharkstewards.com or www.youtube.com
Assemblymember Fong's California Shark Protection Act
(Sacramento) -- The California Shark Protection Act seeks not only to protect sharks but also to protect marine life as a whole by preserving the overall health of the ocean's ecosystem. Assemblymember Paul Fong (D-Mountain View) has introduced landmark legislation (Assembly Bill 376) to ban shark finning, a process where the fins and tails are cut from living sharks, and the remainder of the fish, which is often still alive, is thrown back into the ocean. Driving this market for fins is the demand for shark fin soup, an often very expensive dish associated with affluence and a longtime Chinese tradition. "Anything that is unhealthy, that the culture is practicing, we should stop doing it. We used to bind women's feet and that was unhealthy for the woman" says Assemblymember Fong. Shark fin is a luxury food item that can and has been replaced by sustainable premium seafood alternatives that do not contain high levels of toxic mercury. More details on this Assembly Web Report.
Great White Shark attacks linked to cage shark diving
Anthony Hoy, reporting from the Neptune Islands, off Port Lincoln, South Australia, shows graphic Great White Shark footage that brings into question whether cage shark diving operations are entraining Great Whites to associate boating activity and related noise with feeding, and are therefore increasing the incidence of shark attack.
Tiger and lemon sharks at Tiger beach Bahamas 2008
Best shots of tiger and lemon sharks including bumps and night dive. Diving Tiger beach bahamas on the dolphin dream. Sharks are so beautiful creatures, this video is a proof that they're never agressive with human intentionaly. Stop shark finning, protect the shark www.sharkprotect.com
The Shark-Free Marina Initiative - Celebrity PSA
The Shark-Free Marina Initiative has a mission, to reduce worldwide shark mortality. Visit www.sharkfreemarinas.com Registered 'Shark-Free' marinas participate in a voluntary program under which they agree to prohibit sharks from being landed at their facility. Working in tandem with businesses and fishermen we develop sensible protocols under which threatened species of shark are permitted to recover and replenish their populations. We also work with policy makers at local, state and federal levels to create and enforce community conscious policy and increase the awareness of the need to protect our sharks and our ocean. This PSA was filmed in early 2011 and comprises a few of our many celebrity voices, all of which are speaking up for sharks. CAST (in order of appearance) Luke Tipple (Director of SFMI) Kelly Perine (actor) Aria Johnson (singer Nigel Barker (celebrity photographer) Lisa Edelstein (actress) Slash (legendary guitar player) Dr Guy Harvey (renowned artist and fisherman) Steve Bartkowski (American football legend) VIDEO PRODUCTION CREDITS Produced by What We Do Media (whatwedomedia.com) Directed, filmed and edited by Luke Tipple 1st AD & Camera Operator Mattan Cohen 2nd AD & Camera Operator Jack Stepanek Additional Footage courtesy of Robby King
OCEANIC WHITE TIP SHARK LONGIMANUS
EL TIBURONE OCEANIC WHITE TIP SHARK O LONGIMANUS FILMED IN RED SEA PROTECT THE SHARKS , filmed and edited by Vanessa Nini.
Dolphins Protect Diver from Hammerhead Shark
While filming dolphins in the Bahamas I spotted a large Atlantic hammerhead shark coming straight for me. I raised my camera and started filming. Then four young dolphins whom I knew personally shot at the hammerhead and drove it off. No question the dolphins knew they were saving me.
Dive at the Shark Alley/Junction Grand Bahama Island
Footage of one dive at the Shark Alley and/or Junction at the Coast of Grand Bahama. Spend some time with around 10 to 15 Caribbean Reef Sharks and a big Black Grouper. Amazing dive site! PROTECT THE SHARKS!! STOP SHARK FINNING!!
How to avoid a shark attack
www.sharks-diving.com Shark attacks are on the increase. If you dive or snorkel this mask strap could protect against shark attacks. Scientifically proven to deter sharks from attacking.
DynDNS Internet Guide - Speed and Protect your Internet - Surf Without the Sharks
We make your Internet secure and safe by blocking phishing and malware sites at the DNS level, so your computer is never put at risk. You can also set parental controls for content or common sites in an office setting. With Internet Guide, you can be up in running with full protection in less than a minute, there is no software to install, and its free. setup.dynguide.com More info dyn.com dyndns.com
Mercy for the Sharks!
100 MILLION SHARKS ARE KILLED EVERY SINGLE YEAR SHARKS ARE THE MOST INSANELY HUNTED SPECIES RIGHT NOW THERE ARE NO LAWS TO PROTECT THE SHARKS SHARKS PLAY A VITAL ROLE IN THE BALANCE OF THE ECOSYSTEM
Micronesian Voices for Sharks: Senator Tony DeBrum
Senator Tony DeBrum is the Minister in Assistance to the President of the Marshall Islands. This interview was given at the 17th Micronesian Chief Executive Summit in Guam. This is a preview of "Micronesian Voices for Sharks," an upcoming short film about the efforts of Micronesian people to protect their sharks.
Tiger Shark at Elphinstone 2009
Marketing Manager and Base Leader Ahmed Bastawe bring you some breaking news from Elphinstone. Our video team brings you exclusive video footage of a Tiger Shark and Hammerheads. We also cover our shark monitoring program and our efforts to protect the sharks of the Red Sea.
What If You Could Be a Shark? - Conservation International (CI) Eco-Byte
www.conservation.org There are more than 400 species of sharks in our big blue ocean, so if you were a shark, what kind would you be? How about a tiger Shark, or a bull shark, or a blue shark? What about a whale shark, a hammerhead, or a so-called 'walking' shark? Our teams found this unique species using its fins to move along the ocean floor in the highly biodiverse Bird's Head Seascape of Indonesia several years ago. Through our Seascapes partnerships, and our support of Marine Managed Areas, CI is working to protect all sharks and their ecosystems so that these apex predators can continue to thrive as they have for millions of years, and provide their critical benefits to the ocean and to people.
Coral Reef Decline with the Loss of Sharks
For millions of years, sharks have played an important role in the marine environment, but around the world, shark populations are declining. This has serious consequences for our oceans. Research initiated by the PEW Shark Campaign has shown correlations between the balance of shark population and the balance of the marine environment, including negative impacts on corals. The impact of those researches is of special importance for understanding how actions should be taken to protect the shark species and the health of the oceans. Production Credits: Advising: Villy Christensen Production: Jeroen Steenbeek Visualization: Dalai Felinto and Mike Pan Funding: The Pew Environment Group Sandin, SA, et al. 2008. Baselines and degradation of coral reefs in the Northern Line Islands. PLoS ONE 3(2): e1548. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Bascompte, J., Melian, CJ and Sala, E. 2005. Interaction strength combinations and the overfishing of a marine food web. PNAS 102(15): 5443-5447. www.pnas.org Newman, MJH, et al. 2006. Structure of Caribbean coral reef communities across a large gradient of fish biomass. Ecology Letters 9: 1216-1227.
Project AWARE Foundation
Project AWARE Foundation is a growing movement of scuba divers protecting the ocean planet -- one dive at a time. Over the past two decades of underwater conservation we've learned that divers are true leaders in ocean protection. We're ocean heroes numbering in the millions across the globe. We believe together our actions will make a huge impact and will help to rescue the ocean. With new programs and more online resources than ever before, Project AWARE supports an unprecedented global movement of divers acting in their own communities to protect oceans and implement lasting change. We're focusing in on two major ocean issues --Sharks in Peril and Marine Debris, or trash in our ocean. Truly, there are many conservation issues converging on our ocean planet at once, but we're concentrating on these serious problems where scuba divers are uniquely positioned to directly and positively affect real, long-term change in these two areas. Together, we're re-thinking what's possible and sharing a positive vision for our ocean future. Get ready for the work ahead by joining the movement of thousands of divers to protect our ocean planet: www.projectaware.org
Operation Whale Shark form the Shark Research Institute
For more than 10 years the Shark Research Institute has been working to protect whale sharks around the globe.
Pierre-Yves Cousteau - A Conversation with a Conservationist
*EXCLUSIVE* Pierre-Yves Cousteau, diver, marine conservationist and son of Jacques Cousteau, sat down with us on Grand Bahama Island, The Bahamas to talk about his initiatives with the Bahamas National Trust to protect the sharks of the Bahamas, one of the last few locations in the world with a healthy shark population. For more information: www.bnt.bs http www.cousteau.org http www.unexso.com A Keen i Media Ltd production ©2011 http
Tiger Beach Cruise Bahamas 2008
Video of the trip at Tiger beach bahamas on the dolphin dream. Shots of freedivers and sharks. Sharks are so beautiful creatures, this video is a proof that they're never agressive with human intentionaly. Stop shark finning, protect the shark www.sharkprotect.com
Whalesharks in "Just a Dream" by Elisabeth Lauwerys - Aqualise
Whalesharks travel thousands of miles along their migratory routes. Scuba divers in the Gulf of Thailand are lucky enough to see them passing through our waters on a regular basis. Since I opened Oceans Below Underwater Video Productions and Training here on Koh Tao in 2005, we have seen the size of the sharks in these waters decrease and their migratory patterns disrupted. In those days it wasn't unusual to see whalesharks 6-7 meters long making appearances at our dive sites. Now we rarely see them larger than 4 meters. Whereas, years ago we saw them quite regularly only in the spring and fall seasons, now we see them coming throughout the year. Whether it is due to global warming, over-fishing, loss of habitat, or something else, entirely; I'm not suggesting any causes behind these changes, but I doubt that it says anything positive about the prospects for these majestic creatures. This short movie shows the beauty of the whaleshark in it's environment. I have pieced it together from HD footage I have collected over the years on Koh Tao and edited it to Aqualise's hauntingly beautiful musical piece, Just A Dream. Please help protect our seas.
European Shark Week - 8-14 oct 2007
Help protect the sharks! Sign the online petition at www.sharkalliance.org it only takes a minute!
Shark Dive UNEXSO HD
Obviously these Caribbean reef sharks are attracted by a free meal. UNEXSO has been doing this sharks feed for 20+ years. To my surprise these sharks also seemed to really enjoy having their snout stroked by the divemaster resulting in them being put in a catatonic or hypnotized state. A state called TONIC IMMOBILITY. The sharks came back for more and basically they did not seem to be very interested in the food that they dive master has in his canister. These dives works to protect both people and sharks by producing a greater understanding of sharks and their behavior. I think through greater understanding, people work to protect sharks from such unsustainable harvest has shark finning. Sharks are beautiful animals and worth protecting.
Shark and Bluefin Tuna Protection at CITES Conference in Qatar
Oceana's marine scientist Elizabeth Griffin gives a quick recap about sharks from day four at the CITES Conference in Doha, Qatar. To learn more about sharks and what you can do to help protect them, visit act.oceana.org
Sharks: Prey or Predator? It's time to protect them...
Please watch "Sharkwater" www.sharkwater.com also Available at youtube and netflix. You can help to protect sharks, visit- www.savingsharks.com and sign www.thepetitionsite.com filmmaker Rob Stewart, exploring sharks began as an underwater adventure. What it turned into was a beautiful and dangerous life journey into the balance of life on earth. Driven by passion fed from a life-long fascination with sharks, Stewart debunks historical stereotypes and media depictions of sharks as bloodthirsty, man-eating monsters and reveals the reality of sharks as pillars in the evolution of the seas. Filmed in visually stunning, high definition video, Sharkwater takes you into the most shark rich waters of the world, exposing the exploitation and corruption surrounding the world's shark populations in the marine reserves of Cocos Island, Costa Rica and the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador. In an effort to protect sharks, Stewart teams up with renegade conservationist Paul Watson of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Their unbelievable adventure together starts with a battle between the Sea Shepherd and shark poachers in Guatemala. Resulting in pirate boat ramming, gunboat chases, mafia espionage, corrupt court systems and attempted murder charges, forcing them to flee for their lives. Through it all, Stewart discovers these magnificent creatures have gone from predator to prey, and how despite surviving the earth's history of mass extinctions, they could easily be wiped out within a few ...
Shark Alarm - Palau
March 2010 The tiny pacific nation of Palau has declared itself the worlds first national shark sanctuary. A large proportion of the 100 million sharks killed each year, are hunted in its territorial waters. This carnage is being fuelled by Asias rapidly growing appetite for shark fin soup. The sharks are captured, have their fins hacked off and are then thrown overboard to die. If you are a guest of honour they give you a bowl of shark fin soup, says Johnson Toribiong, Palaus president, sometimes they catch sharks illegally, sometimes they catch tuna illegally. This tiny island has warned the world it will protect its natural resources, but with only one patrol boat, can the shark sanctuary ever be enforced? Shark activist Dermott Keane believes they cant do it alone; Palau needs assistance in enforcing this sanctuary.
Protect Florida's Lemon Shark Testimony From Cpt Ken Harris
November 28th, 2009 I was down in the Florida Keys area with Director of Conservation Biology and Research Samantha Whitcraft of Oceanic Defense ( www.oceanicdefense.org )when we met up with Cpt Ken Harris and Cpt Dave Harris of KW Extreme Adventures (http ) and spoke about the troubles that the Lemon Sharks are currently having in the State of Florida. Cpt Ken Harris runs an Eco-Tour in the Florida Keys that educates 80 people a day that come from all over the world about the importance of sharks in this world. He took us out on his personal boat and showed us these amazing animals. Florida FWC Commission unanimously approved draft rule to ban harvest of lemon sharks in State waters December 10th, 2009 -- vote into law in Feb, 2010. Please Help by writing your own letter or using a pre-written letter here at Sharksafe Network www.sharksafenetwork.com Oceanic Defense Has Taken A Lot Of Leads In The Conservation Of The Ocean And Finding Cpt Ken Harris' Eco Tourism Business Was One That They Want To Support. Please View The Pages Of Oceanic Defense To See The Great Work That Is Happening Under Their Passion For The Ocean. www.oceanicdefense.org Join My Public Page In Facebook here to Watch more video http
The Navy Diver's SWIMWEAR shoot in the Great Lakes, Forster.
www.thenavydiver.com Music by: Kevin MacLeod THE NAVY DIVER is about being unique in the way you anchor your personal style. Creating cool men's swimwear and underwear for every individual. THE NAVY DIVER is really fashionable, really fun and really comfortable for real men. Mixing unique style with everyday comfort, there's something for every guy in every size from S to XXL. Proudly Australian made and owned, it'll bring out the everyday hero in you. In 2011, THE NAVY DIVER added swimwear to its range. Simple pieces in a sexy silhouette, this range was all about being body beautiful. And so to match the mood of the range, where else was better to shoot this campaign than in body-beautiful Miami? Showcasing iconic styles in fresh and simple shade, this range has set the standard as a new classic. There is no denying that SharkBoy, THE NAVY DIVER's Australian icon is a true hero. In February of 2009, diver Paul de Gelder defied all odds by surviving a near fatal attack by a three-metre bull shark. Despite life-changing injuries, Paul became an unlikely ambassador for shark conservation taking part in the United Nations conference in New York where he raised awareness to protect the shark species from over-fishing. Conservationist, THE NAVY DIVER underwear model, Aussie hero and bon vivant - he vigorously trains in the gym and prides himself in wearing THE NAVY DIVER's Australian made products. 'A bold, unique and very comfortable pair of men's underwear. Love the green ...
SAVE OUR PLANET - Shark victims unite to save their attackers
SAVE OUR PLANET... Survivors unite in shark preservation group. On Monday, September 13, nine people from five different countries came together at the United Nations Environment Program New York office in the USA to speak on behalf of a campaign organized by the Pew Environment Group. The campaign is seeking greater protection of sharks, whose numbers are diminishing sharply as some 73 million are killed each year for a dish known as shark fin soup. According to international researchers who have observed the practice, the sharks are often subjected to a cruel process known as finning, in which their fins are removed while they are still alive. The sharks are then discarded, finless, into the sea, where they sink and are left to die on the ocean floor. Some shark populations have decreased by 80%, with nearly a third of all species now classified as endangered or near-threatened with extinction. The nine people who arrived to support the Pew Environment Group's campaign, which includes a call to ban finning, are further distinguished by a common experience, namely, that all have endured serious injury or even loss of a limb from their own encounters with sharks. Australian Navy diver Paul de Gelder, for instance, whose right hand and lower right leg were lost to a shark during a dive last year, said that he wanted to help give a voice to an animal that can't speak for itself. He stated, "We're decimating the population of sharks just for a bowl of soup." Mr. de Gelder ...
Karah Nazor Friberg, Ph.D - Shark Shield and Wildlife Protection Policy for Open Water Swimming
Website(s): openwatersource.com and http Karah Nazor Friberg, Ph.D. has swum in places as varied as San Francisco Bay, Tennessee River and Dover. As an English Channel swimmer and South End Rowing Club member, she also founded SWIM THE SUCK and COWS (Chattanooga Open Water Swimmers). Her passion for the sport led her to spend time giving back to the sport and acclimatizing to the cold water. She also has studied different bodies of water and the existing marine life as a well-published biology professor and environmental scientist does well. She has swum with all kinds of marine life, some as large as 20 feet. But she has also purchased a Shark Shield to protect against the possibility of a shark attack. In this week's Open Water Wednesday two-part interview, Karah explains many aspects of the Shark Shield and her perspective of new proposed Wildlife Protection Policies that the global open water swimming community are currently considering.
Whale Shark Slaughter in India- Shores of Silence
A shortened version of the film 'Shores of Silence' The film is an effort to create awareness and gather support to protect and conserve this species. The aim is to eventually help create policies to ban whale shark trade in India and find sustainable alternatives for the local fishing community. This film moved the government of India into bringing in legislation and banning the killing of the Whale Sharks on Indian shores. The Whale Shark was declared protected under the Indian Wildlife Act- 1972, bringing it at par with the tigers and the Rhino. This was a landmark move. It was the first marine species to be protected under the Indian law. In November 2002, at the international CITES meet in Chile, Santiago, a negative voting changed into an overwhelming positive after this film was shown to the delegates - bringing global protection of the Whale Shark and giving the largest fish in the world a new lease of life. The Film has also been greatly successful in bringing about change in the attitude of fisher folk Awards won: 1. THE GREEN OSCAR -Winner of the Worlds most Prestigious GREEN OSCAR / PANDA AWARD, Wildscreen Festival, Bristol, UK - 2000 2. The Citta Di Toronto at the Cinemambiente Awadrs - 2001 3. The 6th Sichuan TV Festival , China - 2001 4. The Honour of Knowledge Award at Baristlava, Slovakia - 2001 5. The Golden Jury Award, Worldfest, Houston- 2002 6. The Rolls Royce, Commonwealth Broadcasting Award, UK- 2002 7. Ecofilm, Award in the Category of Documentary ...
Shark Protection Proposals at CITES Conference in Qatar
Oceana shark expert Anne Schroeer talks about the upcoming shark decisions at the CITES Conference in Doha, Qatar. To learn more about sharks and what you can do to help protect them, visit act.oceana.org
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