A Triumph For Shark Conservation At The 14th CMS Conference

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A Triumph For Shark Conservation At The 14th CMS Conference
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Known as the 'Mother of Sharks,' I'm a Latina marine biologist who has a lot of labels: science communicator, conservationist, author, educator, podcaster, television presenter. You might have seen me on Discovery Channel's Shark Week, National Geographic, BBC Wildlife, heard my TEDx talk or read my Scholastic books.

In a significant leap forward for marine conservation, the 14th Conference of the Parties of the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals recently concluded, showcasing remarkable achievements in safeguarding sharks and rays. This gathering of experts explored a myriad of challenges facing these oceanic species, delving into ecological connectivity, bycatch issues, and the impact of deep-sea mineral exploitation.

As the conference drew to a close, attention turned to the road ahead. The real work, it became evident, lay in the implementation of these visionary ideals. With the establishment of International Working Groups and the commitment of resources, the stage is set for tangible progress.

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