Flora (CITES), and the creation of regional fisheries management
organizations (RFMOs) by shark harvesting countries and entities.
A review of global actions and inaction on sharks [6] reported the
global shark fishery is primarily driven by 20 countries, with
Indonesia (13%), India (9%), Spain (7.3%), Taiwan (5.8%), and
Argentina (4.3%) contributing most to shark landings. Thirteen
shark harvesting countries are known to have national plans of
action for conserving and managing sharks (NPOA-Sharks).
However, no substantial evidence exists to indicate that NPOAs
are increasing the effective management of shark fisheries in their
countries [6].
Flora (CITES), and the creation of regional fisheries managementorganizations (RFMOs) by shark harvesting countries and entities.A review of global actions and inaction on sharks [6] reported theglobal shark fishery is primarily driven by 20 countries, withIndonesia (13%), India (9%), Spain (7.3%), Taiwan (5.8%), andArgentina (4.3%) contributing most to shark landings. Thirteenshark harvesting countries are known to have national plans ofaction for conserving and managing sharks (NPOA-Sharks).However, no substantial evidence exists to indicate that NPOAsare increasing the effective management of shark fisheries in theircountries [6].
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