Shark News | Issue 02 | July 2021

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TRAFFIC bites back at illegal wildlife traders with the world’s first-ever 3D-printed replica shark fins Frontline law enforcement officials can now harness pioneering technology to combat the trafficking in shark fins

Markus Burgener

IUCN SSC Shark Specialist Group | Africa Regional Group | Member Senior Programme Coordinator | TRAFFIC Southern Africa

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Region Update: Africa

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IUCN Red List Sawfishes reas- sessments

2min
page 68

Upcoming Meetings

3min
pages 80-81

Crash Course in the Human Dimensions of Shark Conserva tion

1min
page 69

Funding Opportunities

3min
page 79

Shark Biology and Conservation

8min
pages 70-74

The use of Shark Liver Oil

4min
pages 66-67

Marine Historical Ecology Working Group

2min
page 65

3rd Indonesian Shark and Ray Symposium

3min
pages 63-64

Shark fin consump tion in Hong Kong

4min
pages 59-62

The first record of a juvenile Mega- mouth Shark

3min
pages 55-58

Gillnets of large mesh sizes: a threat to sharks and rays

3min
pages 48-49

3D printed replica shark fins

3min
pages 50-51

Are we too late for the Sawfishes of Sri Lanka?

5min
pages 52-54

Shark catches in Albania

6min
pages 46-47

Studying Silky Sharks in the Western Atlantic

4min
pages 44-45

Sand Tiger Shark

3min
pages 39-41

In Memory of Professor Carolus Maria Vooren

3min
pages 13-14

The Hunt for a Pygmy Devil

5min
pages 9-12

Angel Sharks

17min
pages 21-35

Shark Spotlight The Quagga Catshark

4min
page 20

Assessing River Jewels

2min
pages 42-43

Editorial: A note from the Chair

3min
page 4

Q&A with Lee Crockett

8min
pages 5-8
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