California whaling industry shows guarded growth and regulation
The San Francisco area hosts a small California whaling fleet centered at Del Monte with three boats, operating April through November near the Farallon Islands. Regulated by the International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling since 1946, rules cover whale size limits, mother-calf protection, and strict record keeping, aiming to prevent depletion while supporting fishermen and by products like meat oil bone and fertilizer. Shrimp news and a casual aside on conservation follow, noting variable landings and ongoing dockside work.
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