February 21, 2019 meeting

Stunz, Greg

“We have been hating sharks on general principles for centuries, and in some ways they have destroyed it; but now it is high time that they should pay up.”  This was a 1928 invitation to harvest sharks in Scientific Monthly (now Science).  This mentality has been accepted for generation of fishermen and fishery managers.  However, modern scientific consensus shows many of the world’s shark stocks have decreased to unprecedented levels.  Dr. Stunz’s presentation will focus on shark declines and their status along the northern Gulf of Mexico.  Dr. Stunz will also discuss his latest research to improve the state of Gulf fisheries.  This will include state-of-the art tagging technology on sharks and other important fisheries in our region.

Sounds like a program you don’t want to miss!  Join us Thursday and meet our honoree for the 2019 Harvey Weil Professional Conservationist of the Year.

 

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