Interactions between sharks and humans happen in a variety of places. That means reducing conflict needs different interventions.
Source : How shark spotting can help reduce attacks. A Cape Town case study
Publicités
attaque de requin
Shark nets create false sense of safety and should be phased out, inquiry finds – The Guardian
Upper house committee says nets damage other marine wildlife and recommends replacement of lethal drum lines
Source : Shark nets create false sense of safety and should be phased out, inquiry finds
Shark inquiry told culling and drum lines would not reduce number of deaths | Environment | The Guardian
Surf Life Saving Western Australia rejects accusations from News Corp that mitigation plan is too timid
A La Réunion, les requins déchirent le vivre ensemble – Le Monde
Huit attaques mortelles en six ans et un bouc émissaire : la réserve naturelle. Depuis sa création, il y a dix ans, elle oppose surfeurs et écolos, politiques et scientifiques, créoles et « métros ».
Source : A La Réunion, les requins déchirent le vivre ensemble
Culling sharks won’t protect surfers – The Conversation
Professional surfers have called for culling sharks to reduce the risk of attacks. A shark biologist explains why culling will not work and surfers should accept risk when they enter the water.
Source : Culling sharks won’t protect surfers
La sortie de la légende du surf Kelly Slater sur les requins à la Réunion fait des vagues | Libre(s) glisse(s)
Un commentaire prônant le « shark cull » posté sur Instagram par le Floridien à la suite de la mort d’un bodyboadeur attaqué par un requin à la Réunion enflamme la Toile.
Federal government open to shark cull on NSW north coast | Environment | The Guardian
Josh Frydenberg says he puts ‘human safety first’ after teenage surfer mauled by a great white at Ballina
Source : Federal government open to shark cull on NSW north coast | Environment | The Guardian
Why Are Shark Attacks on the Rise? – Live Science
Two people recently died after being mauled by sharks in Australian waters. A survey reported a record number of attacks in 2015 — but people may be to blame.
Source : Why Are Shark Attacks on the Rise?
