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AfriOceans helps ban shark fins - Canada
AfriOceans assists international ban of shark fins. See our letter in support of lobbying efforts sent to California Senate. "If they (California) had dropped their bill, Toronto's would have been dead. Thanks for your support" said Robert Hii. Download PDF HERE!
Read More: http://www.aoca.org.za/news/702/afrioceans-helps-ban-shark-fins-canada

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Rethink Fish Hoek Shark Attack
Rethink the Fish Hoek Shark Attack September 2011 Read Lesley Rochat's opinion about the shark attack and find out about how to minimize the already very slim chance of encountering a shark further. Included are the Shark Spotters Beach flag meanings. READ ARTICLE HERE
Read More: http://www.aoca.org.za/news/698/rethink-fish-hoek-shark-attack

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Close Encounters - Bahamas 2011
Close Encounters - Bahamas 2011 in the Divesite Magazine Read article here - download PDF Watch Rethink the Predator - Bahamas slide show video here The Founder of AfriOceans, and Principal Photographer of the organisation, Lesley Rochat, dives in with the sharks of the Bahamas to dispel th...
Read More: http://www.aoca.org.za/news/666/close-encounters-bahamas-2011

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Cowsharks killed for white shark cage diving
April 4 2011 at 09:52am By HELEN BAMFORD INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPERS UP CLOSE: Eco-tourists swim with sevengill cowsharks in False Bay. PICTURE: LESLEY ROCHAT Cape Town fishermen have been catching unprotected sharks for their livers, which are being sold to some white shark cage-diving companies...
Read More: http://www.aoca.org.za/news/636/cowsharks-killed-for-white-shark-cage-diving

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CITES FAILURE 2010
Cites Failure - 2010 - Ocean Geographic Magazine by Lesley Rochat Read article here
Read More: http://www.aoca.org.za/news/517/cites-failure-2010

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POSITION OF SOUTH AFRICA'S SHARKS
Over 200 different species of sharks are found in South African waters. Populations of many species are considered reasonably healthy, in relative terms to the rest of the world’s fast dwindling populations. But developed nations are facing depleted shark stocks in their own countries and the ...
Read More: http://www.aoca.org.za/news/503/position-of-south-africas-sharks

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