Current Environmental Issues
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Sharks, January 26, 2016Playing tag, tagging sharks has thrown up some odd results.
Swimmers warned of Bull Shark 'highways'.
'it's the biggest I've seen' : patrol reports 7m Great White.
Re-think on shark nets needed: Sea Shepherd. -
Sharks, March 10, 2016Shark nets don't stop attacks, reports finds.
Resurgent sharks stealing the catch - hook, line and sinker.
Call to ban factory trawler after Whale Shark Caught.
Bull Sharks not homebodies. -
Sharks, May 26, 2016Great white controversy. Tagging sharks is standard practice, but rarely give useful research.
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Sharks, June 9, 2016Shark 'Bigger than a boat' mauls woman in second fatal attack in five days.
Shark attacks prompt catch-and-kill rethink : Barnett.
Cash lure for best ideas to manage shark threat. -
Sharks, July 30, 2015Killers make a meal out of conservation.
Shark cull ruled out despite diver death. -
Sharks, August 13, 2015Authorities must get their teeth into shark issue.
Shark's aren't out to get us.
Remaining sharks must be protected.
Great White hope for more respect.
When sharks are eating people, it's time to cull.
Town battles reputation for shark attacks. -
Sharks, September 10, 2016Protected killer sharks 'are lured towards humans'.
Surfers beware: authorities 'not responsible' for warnings.
'Salmon draw sharks' : we're a side dish. -
Sharks, October 1, 2015Sharks near shore ahead of summit.
Shark spotters likely.
Can we stop the sharks? -
Sharks, November 26, 2015Marine parks 'may attract predators'.
Eco-nets now ready to keep sharks at bay.
Shark experts help beat retreat on value of 'smart' drum lines.
Shark-spotter drones 'outdo planes, choppers'.
The Shark Cull
Shark nets for hunger strike
Websites
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Shark attacks: Perth survey shows people prefer education to cullsUniversity of Sydney study, conducted after two shark-related deaths, reveals overwhelming preference for non-lethal responses to attacks
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Operation Apex harmonyEnding Australia’s senseless shark culls
Sea Shepherd is working with the community to promote better solutions to preventing shark bite incidents -
Australian Marine conservation societyWe hold serious concerns regarding the culling of sharks including the impact on both targeted and non-targeted threatened sharks species, the ecosystem impacts and the impacts on non-target species killed as ‘bycatch’ such as dugongs, dolphins, turtles and other fish.
Cottesloe Rally
WA Shark Cull
