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May 09, 2011

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U.S. gets tough on shark finning
The most significant change in Amendment 2 is a new requirement that all sharks be landed with fins naturally attached.
Shark Conservation Act moving through Congress
NCMC: Please write to your senators
NMFS tags bluefin breeding ground for special concern
Please write to NMFS in support of habitat designation
New web site marks official launch of "Take Marlin Off the Menu" campaign
New web site marks official launch of "Take Marlin Off the Menu" campaign
NCMC re-appointed to U.S. ICCAT panel
Hinman served on the U.S. Delegation to ICCAT in Morocco in 2008, where the plight of bluefin tuna dominated the agenda.
House passes Shark Conservation Act of 2009
Please contact your Senators for their support
Pacific Council votes "no" on high seas longlining
The National Coalition for Marine Conservation, Ocean Conservancy and Oceana testified at the council meeting in opposition to the Pacific Council's proposal.
ICCAT slashes bluefin quota, but is it enough?
The United States went to ICCAT after announcing its "strong support" for listing Atlantic bluefin tuna...
Commerce committee clears Shark Conservation Act for full Senate vote
A requirement to land all sharks with their fins naturally attached would apply to all vessels
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Billfish Conservation Act of 2010 introduced to US Congress
Congress considers ending trade in billfish
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