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Quelque 17 espèces de raies et requins sur les 58 dernièrement évaluées sont désormais classées à risque d'extinction, selon l'Union internationale pour la conservation de la nature (UICN), qui publie un bilan plus détaillé et inquiétant que les précédents. "Nos résultats sont alarmants, mais pas surprenants", souligne Nicholas Dulvy, professeur à l'université Simon Fraser (Canada) et co-président du Groupe d'experts requins de l'UICN (174 spécialistes issus de 55 pays) 
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18/12/2017: The EU has decided to support a statement initiated by Australia and supported by many other countries, which opposes Japan scientific whaling in accordance with the EU line on whaling and in the context of the International Whaling Commission (IWC). The statement has been coordinated within the European Commission and among Member States within the European Council. All whale species and other cetaceans are protected from deliberate disturbance, capture or killing within EU waters.
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Consultez le site du Professeur interviewé et son équipe http://www.dulvy.com/
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@NickDulvyet le communiqué de presse : March 2019 IUCN Red List Update Press Release Shark Overfishing Reflected in Updated IUCN Red List
Experts call for conservation action as more species qualify as Endangered https://www.iucnssg.org/press.html
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@IUCNShark@IUCNRedList @SharkAdvocates