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- Thonaille: The use of driftnets by the French fleet in the Mediterranean 2007 »
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Ricardo Aguilar - Coordinator of the Expedition.
Spain
Jesús Renedo - Captain.
Spain
Ana de la Torriente - Marine scientist.
Spain
Silvia García - Marine scientist.
Spain
Enrique Talledo - Photographer and Underwater videographer.
Spain
Mundos Oceánicos - www.mundosoceanicos.com
Carlos Suárez - Underwater photographer..
Spain
Sergio Gosálvez - Underwater photographer.
Spain
Josiane Dalcourt - Diving Team Coordinator.
Canada
Jaime Franch - Diving Team Coordinator.
Spain
Antonio Momó - Support diver.
Spain
Pilar Barros - Support diver.
Spain
Juan Sigler - Support diver.
Spain
Joan Puigdefabregas - ROV's technician.
Spain
Bartomeu Bordoy - ROV's technician.
Spain
José Manuel Sáez - ROV's technician.
Spain
Mauro Puig Loverdos - ROV's Technician
Spain
Manuel Gallegos - Técnico de ROV
España
Bibiana Álvarez Seoane - Chief mate
Spain
Mario Conde Lavin - Deckhand
Spain
Patricia Romero - Cook.
Spain
Justino García-Borreguero - Deckhand.
Spain
- Critical WTO talks collapse on agriculture and industrial goods - 30/07/2008
- Oceana insists: the ferrettara is an illegal driftnet - 16/07/2008
- Oceana discovers italian fishermen using illegal driftnets in Tunisian waters - 10/07/2008
- Important shark conservation measure takes a step forward in the USA - 09/07/2008
A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT ILLEGAL DRIFTNETS
Oceana in the documentary made by the producer EarthOcean about illegal drifnetters in the Mediterranean Sea. The video includes an interview with Xavier Pastor, Oceana’s Director for Europe, and also images of illegal driftnetters recorded during the expeditions on board the catamaran Oceana Ranger. Driftnets are banned since 2002 because they represent a major threat for the conservation of endangered species such as marine turtles and cetaceans.
OCEANA's REPORTS
- The use of driftnets by the Moroccan fleet
- "Thonaille": the use of driftnets by the French fleet in the Mediterranean
- Italian driftnetters 2006