NSW Shark Net Public Survey Ending Soon – 24 May 2018

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#Repost @oceanskeepers ・・・ 🚨 PUBLIC SHARK NET SURVEY FINISHES TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT – 23 MAY (Link in our Bio) The NSW Government are asking for community feedback on the NSW north coast shark net trials. The latest figures of marine animals caught by the nets were released to the public this week. 205 marine animals died in the nets during the two six-month trials across five beaches. They include 8 dolphins, 9 sea turtles, 34 hammerhead sharks and 103 rays. If you're a local of the Northern Coast of NSW, please have your say on these barbaric nets. Public pressure is the only way we will see them removed. . . . . . #sharknets #drumlines #nsw #byronbay #ballina #lennoxhead #savesharks #saveouroceans #oceanskeepers #flickthenets #seashepherd #apexharmony #coexist #oceanconservation #conservation

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#Repost@oceanskeepers ・・・
🚨 PUBLIC SHARK NET SURVEY FINISHES TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT – 23 MAY (Link in our Bio)

The NSW Government are asking for community feedback on the NSW north coast shark net trials.

The latest figures of marine animals caught by the nets were released to the public this week.

205 marine animals died in the nets during the two six-month trials across five beaches

They include 8 dolphins, 9 sea turtles, 34 hammerhead sharks and 103 rays.

If you’re a local of the Northern Coast of NSW, please have your say on these barbaric nets. Public pressure is the only way we will see them removed.

#sharknets#drumlines#nsw#byronbay#ballina#lennoxhead#savesharks#saveouroceans#oceanskeepers#flickthenets#seashepherd#apexharmony#coexist#oceanconservation#conservation

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