Indonesian illegal shark and ray exports remain rampant amid poor monitoring

Mongabay
Aug 8, 2023, 8:31 am191 pts
LAMONGAN, Indonesia — The Brondong Fisheries Port in Indonesia’s East Java province was busy on a Friday morning in February as workers worked as swiftly as possible to unload the catches. Among the landed crates of fish, there were sharks and rays that appeared to be different types. Rizal, one of the many…

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