While the most significant international Atlantic shark conservation deliberations take place in the autumn, the Shark League works year-round to set the stage for good outcomes at those meetings. We contribute to myriad discussions to promote clear scientific advice, build broad stakeholder support, and maximize fishing nations' capacity to agree and implement effective shark conservation policies. Here's the latest information on our progress.

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EU and US Prevent Vital Protections for Endangered Mako Sharks

November 25, 2019

North Atlantic ban endorsed by 16 countries – including Japan and China – thwarted in ICCAT meeting Mallorca, Spain. November 25, 2019. Conservationists are shocked...

ICCAT intervention on mako sharks

November 23, 2019

Delivered on behalf of Shark League members groups and partner NGOs, including Defenders of Wildlife and Oceana Our organizations remain deeply concerned about the dire...

ICCAT intervention on blue sharks

November 23, 2019

The Shark Trust, Ecology Action Centre, The Ocean Foundation, Shark Advocates International, and Defenders of Wildlife thank the European Union for proposing blue shark limits...

Do or die for mako sharks: EU holds the cards

November 22, 2019

Source: Virgin Unite Author: Sonja Fordham, Shark Advocates International Overfishing not only threatens marine biodiversity, but overall planetary health. Sharks are among the Ocean’s most...

Shark League opening statement at ICCAT

November 22, 2019

At this week’s hotly anticipated meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), Shark League partner groups (Shark Trust, Ecology Action...

Make Or Break Time for Makos: Bridging the Gap Between Community-Led Actions and Policy Change

November 22, 2019

Author: Ian Campbell, Project AWARE, Associate Director Policy and Campaigns. This year  has certainly been a busy one for those of us in the world...
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