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• Sea lion solutions are scarce as the 2013 salmon run

  
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  What can be done?
  1 week ago

• Dot Earth Blog: How Technology and Tourism Can Help Sustain Mexicos Sea Turtles

  
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  In a new documentary, students explore efforts to conserve endangered sea turtles in a region focused on fishing.        
  2 weeks ago

• Can Technology and Tourism Sustain Mexico’s Sea Turtles?

  
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  In a new documentary, students explore efforts to conserve endangered sea turtles in a region focused on fishing.
  2 weeks ago

• U.S. government: shark fin bans “significantly undermine conservation and management of Federal shark fisheries”

  
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  Photo Credit: Jessica King, Marine Photobank I’ve written in the past about why shark fin bans might not be the best tool for the conservation and management of sharks. Though specific details vary, these so-called “blanket bans” typically make it illegal for anyone to buy, sell, or possess shark fins ...
  3 weeks ago

• Texas and Louisiana Fisheries Agencies File Joint Lawsuit Challenging Red Snapper Emergency Rule

  
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  Agencies Emphasize They Will Keep All Options Open to Resolve Issue Cooperatively Texas and Louisiana Fisheries Agencies File Joint Lawsuit Challenging Red Snapper Emergency Rule AUSTIN – Late yesterday, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries ...
  4 weeks ago

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