Sharks still mystery despite bites in Baltimore visit
Four year old Dakotah Towers visits the National Aquarium in Baltimore as a shark glides by another shark looms close. Scientists note gaps in knowledge about sharks while detailing great white, tiger, and bull sharks as major threats to humans with recent attacks cited in Pensacola Beach and Freeport.
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Freeport
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New study sheds light on great white sharks
A Nature study analyzes 95 great whites off Australia New Zealand and South Africa over a decade. It finds male sharks roam widely while females stay local, suggesting distinct migration patterns and strong conservation implications for this vulnerable species in global fisheries.
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World Conservation Unions
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South Africa
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University of Colorado
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Robert Hueter
Center For Shark Research
Mote Marine Laboratory
Sarasota
Fla
Comeback of American shad gains pace in Pennsylvania rivers
Shad are returning to Susquehanna Juniata Delaware Schuylkill and Lehigh rivers as dam removals hatchery releases and pollution controls restore spawning runs. The Atlantic coast fish, once central to commerce and diets, are being stocked and protected, with Atlantic states slated to cut commercial catches by 40 percent by 2003 and halt by 2004.
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North Carolina
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John Olney
Iinewa Institute of Marine Science
Virginia Beach
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ASMFC
James River
Olney
Maryland Greenprint buys 600 acres to curb development
Maryland plans its first Greenprint land purchase, buying more than 600 acres of forest and wetlands along the Patuxent River for 43 million dollars. The deal pulls the Jug Bay area from Md 4 to Calvert County line into government control, part of Glendenings five year program to create green hubs and links for wildlife and habitat preservation.
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Prince George’s County
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Glendening
Georgia
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Department of Natural Resources
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Old Fredeick Rd
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