Culling sharks doesn't work - here's what we can do instead

The Ecologist
Aug 26, 2015, 8:20 am21 pts
Following six shark attacks this year on the beaches of New South Wales, Australia, the press are demanding a shark cull as a 'permanent solution' to the problem, writes Jane Williamson. Trouble is, culling is indiscriminate, ineffective, disrupts ocean ecosystems, and takes the priority away from more…

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