Wildlife
The fishermen and the sharks
An Australian-led conservation project in Lombok, Indonesia, is replacing shark fishing with tourism.
An Australian-led conservation project in Lombok, Indonesia, is replacing shark fishing with tourism.
New research conducted with the help of Australian scientists has found oceanic shark and ray numbers have dropped more than 70 per cent in 50 years.
Our Shark Editor-at-Large Blake Chapman explains the history behind shark nets, their impact and whether or not they’re effective.
In 2018, a small team lead by shark conservationist Madison Stewart travelled to one of Indonesia’s largest shark fisheries with one intention: to befriend a shark fisherman.