Save Manta Rays in Indonesia
Sign our petition to Stop Shark Finning in Indonesia. We need 1000 supporters to present this proposal to the Indonesia Minster for the Environment.
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MantaWatch and Taman Bacaan Pelangi on Universal Children’s Day
On Universal Children’s Day 2010, MantaWatch and Taman Bacaan Pelangi launched their environmental education program for children in Indonesia.
One week left to enter National Geographic Photography Contest 2010
A good wildlife photo can support conservation, tell an emotional story and educate others. National Geographic 2010 submissions close in one week
Raja Ampat Government makes a big step for manta and shark conservation
Indonesia has taken a giant step towards protection and sustainable management of threatened shark and ray populations by designating a 17,760 sq mile Shark Sanctuary in Raja Ampat.
The shark fin industry – where does revolution begin?
Fishermen are often criticised by opponents of the shark fin industry, but perhaps we should also look closer to home
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Indonesia’s booming manta ray fisheries
Demand for shark fin soup and traditional Chinese medicines is driving the unregulated harvest of manta rays in Indonesia
Indonesia plays catch up to global shark and ray conservation efforts
While many countries around the world take positive steps to protect their shark and ray populations, Indonesia’s fisheries remain largely unregulated.