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Being driven to extinction
Sharks & Rays
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Sharks have lived in our oceans for 420 million years and rays for c. 200 million years. Populations of many species have decreased by as much as 90% in the last 50 years and are in desperate need of conservation.
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Sharks
The sites of the aid organisations describe the plight of sharks in detail. Check them out for up to date information.
Sharks are essential to the health of reefs, ensuring that only the healthiest fish survive. Massive overfishing has decimating populations and must be stopped.
Check out the aid organisations and if you are in the European Union, vote now in the Stop Finning campaign to try and motivate the EU to ban shark finning.
Rays
Rays are as much threatened as sharks. The global extinction risk now cites c.75% as threatened with extinction. Most of these were very common only a few years ago.
As with sharks, their long life-spans, the many years before they can breed and the very low number of offspring have contributed to their catastrophic decline in numbers.
Helfen Sie, die Riffe zu retten!
The organisations that work to protect coral reefs and our oceans need as much support as they can get. Check out:
Sea Shepherd and Greenpeace.
If you are a diver, and especially if you are an underwater photographer, donate. If you do nothing, there will be nothing to dive on and nothing to photograph.
The Coral Finder is available from the Byoguides website and you can pick up 2 hours of free video training at the Coralhub website
The organisations that work to protect coral reefs and our oceans need as much support as they can get. Check out:
Sea Shepherd and Greenpeace.
If you are a diver, and especially if you are an underwater photographer, donate. If you do nothing, there will be nothing to dive on and nothing to photograph.
Es handelt sich hierbei um Vorschläge, nicht um Bevorzugung der vorgeschlagenen Organisationen. Es liegt in Ihrer Verantwortung, die Wohltätigkeitsorganisationen, an die Sie spenden möchten, zu überprüfen und zu kontrollieren.
Sharks
Sharks
The sites of the aid organisations describe the plight of sharks in detail. Check them out for up to date information.
Sharks are essential to the health of reefs, ensuring that only the healthiest fish survive. Massive overfishing has decimating populations and must be stopped.
Check out the aid organisations and if you are in the European Union, vote now in the Stop Finning campaign to try and motivate the EU to ban shark finning.
Rays
Rays
Rays are as much threatened as sharks. The global extinction risk now cites c.75% as threatened with extinction. Most of these were very common only a few years ago.
As with sharks, their long life-spans, the many years before they can breed and the very low number of offspring have contributed to their catastrophic decline in numbers.
