If you have any questions or would like to contribute to the blog, please contact the Sawfish Conservation Society via their facebook group, or email the group:
sawfishconservationsociety AT gmail.com. Thanks for reading!
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The Sawfish Conservation Society aims to inform and educate the public about the threatened sawfishes found across the globe, and to encourage cooperation and discussion among researchers, fishers and other marine stakeholders, in order to facilitate research and conservation efforts for sawfishes worldwide. The SCS blog provides a forum in which sawfish researchers and conservationists can share news and stories about their research activities and their findings.
Monday, November 3, 2014
Welcome to the blog of the Sawfish Conservation Society!
Sawfishes are one of the most threatened groups of elasmobranchs (sharks and rays) worldwide. Conservation work is underway in areas such as northern Australia, Florida (USA) and various parts of Africa including Mozambique, but these efforts can be hampered by a lack of public awareness about sawfishes and the threats they face. This blog has been set up to provide news and images from sawfish research and conservation projects around the world.
If you have any questions or would like to contribute to the blog, please contact the Sawfish Conservation Society via their facebook group, or email the group:
sawfishconservationsociety AT gmail.com. Thanks for reading!
If you have any questions or would like to contribute to the blog, please contact the Sawfish Conservation Society via their facebook group, or email the group:
sawfishconservationsociety AT gmail.com. Thanks for reading!
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