Guides

A Joint Call to Action for Cyprus’ Small-Scale Fisheries

A Joint Call to Action for Cyprus’ Small-Scale Fisheries

Small-scale fisheries are the heartbeat of Cyprus’ coastal communities. They support local economies, safeguard food security, and preserve a rich cultural identity that has shaped our island for generations. Yet despite their vital importance, small-scale fishers...

MEDITERRANEAN ANGEL SHARKS: SUBREGIONAL ACTION PLAN (SUBRAP)

MEDITERRANEAN ANGEL SHARKS: SUBREGIONAL ACTION PLAN (SUBRAP)

The Mediterranean is a risky place to be a shark. At least 50% of rays and 54% of sharks in this region face an elevated risk of extinction, including the three species of angel sharks. While measures do exist for the management of these species under the General...

Elasmobranch Field Identification Guide

Elasmobranch Field Identification Guide

This field identification guide was developed under the framework of the Cyprus Bycatch Project (phase II) and it shows some of the most common elasmobranch species that are often bycaught and interact with fisheries.

Commercial Fisheries Elasmobranch Advisories

Commercial Fisheries Elasmobranch Advisories

Under the framework of the CERECON project, Enalia Physis Environmental Research Centre and SPOT, in collaboration with the Shark Trust have developed Commercial Fisheries Advisories for professional fishermen operating within the Republic of Cyprus. These are...

Vulnerable Species Field Identification Guide

Vulnerable Species Field Identification Guide

This field identification guide was developed under the framework of the Cyprus Bycatch Project (phase I) and it shows some of the most common vulnerable species including elasmobranchs, turtles, cetaceans and seabirds that are often bycaught and interact with...

Cyprus Bycatch Project phase I – Technical Report

Cyprus Bycatch Project phase I – Technical Report

This technical report summarises the results of the Cyprus Bycatch Project (phase I). The report shows the results of the incidental captures of vulnerable species including elasmobranchs, turtles, cetaceans, seabirds and benthic organisms (e.g. corals, sponges), that...

When a species vanishes, a part of our own history is erased from the Earth’s memory

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