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‘Walls of death’: surge in illegal drift nets threatens endangered species

Date: August 18, 2020

Source: The Guardian

Fishing fleets are defying international ban, with deadly nets ensnaring dolphins, whales and other protected marine life

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Posted on August 18, 2020August 24, 2020Categories Global UncategorizedTags illegal fishing IUU fishing Sustainable fisheries

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12 Aug

Danish Minister of Fisheries seeks increase in penalties against Dutch beam trawlers

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Danish Minister of Fisheries seeks increase in penalties against Dutch beam trawlers

The Danish Minister of Fisheries will seek to increase penalties against Dutch beam trawlers committing fisheries offences in national waters

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SHARKSTEWARDS avatarDavid McGuire, SHARKSTEWARDS@SHARKSTEWARDS·
12 Aug

Most fins analyzed in Hong Kong trade were from endangered species. The United States can stop its contribution to #IUUfishing and the decline of sharks by ending trade of shark fins.
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12 Aug

Morocco πŸ‡²πŸ‡¦ and Angola πŸ‡¦πŸ‡΄ have become Parties to the Agreement on Port State Measures #PSMA to prevent, deter, and eliminate #IUUfishing, thirty days after depositing their instruments of accession with the @FAO.

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12 Aug

If it's Friday, it's international #fisheries news round up day! https://t.co/ZIhoUWVrax #IUU #illegalfishing #fightingillegalfishing #seafood #smallscalefishers #artisanalfishers #seagrass #IATTC #transshipment

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FD_Editor avatarThe Fishing Daily@FD_Editor·
12 Aug

Danish Minister of Fisheries seeks increase in penalties against Dutch beam trawlers https://t.co/ttSiGcjCc9

#danishfishingnews #danishfishingindustry #commercialfishing #fishingnews #dailyfishingnews #fisheries #fishing #fish #dutchbeamtrawlers #fisheriescontrol #IUUfishing

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