Costa Rican fishermen plundering Colombian waters for sharks | Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management

Posted by: Bob Payne | October 21, 2011

Costa Rican fishermen plundering Colombian waters for sharks

Costa Rican fishermen have killed some 2,000 sharks in Colombian waters off Malpelo island, a protected area renowned for its marine life, reports Colombia Reports.

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Posted in Protected Areas | Tags: biodiversity, coasts, Colombia, Costa Rica, effectiveness, environmental management, Fisheries, governance, human dimensions, linkedin, marine protected areas, Oceans, sharks, threats

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