Es wird teilweise auch das Fleisch verzehrt: http://www.taucher.net/walhai/
Der Markt in Asien ist aber stark auf Flossen ausgerichtet und man kriegt mehr gutbezahlte Flossen auf's Boot, wenn man den Rest wieder ins Meer zurück schmeisst!
Danke für Deine Unterschrift und Dein Interesse, Billbo.
Gruss, knobi.
Haifinning-Kampagne
Haifleisch wird schon gegessen, aber nur in geringen Mengen. Für Flossen besteht aber ein riesiger Bedarf, der mit dem Wirtschaftswachstum in China mitwächst.
Ein Boot nur mit Flossen zu beladen ist viel effektiver und gewinnbringender, als den restlichen, raumverschwendenden Ballast auch noch mitzunehmen. Ein Kilo Haiflossen bringt locker 500 US-Dollar, Haifleisch nur einen Bruchteil und die Nachfrage ist gering. Einzig Fleisch von Walhaien bringt richtig Geld. Dafür zahlen die Taiwan-Chinesen Unsummen.
Grüße,
Rolf
Ein Boot nur mit Flossen zu beladen ist viel effektiver und gewinnbringender, als den restlichen, raumverschwendenden Ballast auch noch mitzunehmen. Ein Kilo Haiflossen bringt locker 500 US-Dollar, Haifleisch nur einen Bruchteil und die Nachfrage ist gering. Einzig Fleisch von Walhaien bringt richtig Geld. Dafür zahlen die Taiwan-Chinesen Unsummen.
Grüße,
Rolf
Re: Endlich geht's los
In dem Falle wäre für mich das Ganze nicht ein mal ein Schulterzucken wert, aber der Großteil der Haie erstickt, sich von Schmerzen krümmend, nach dem Finning stundenlang auf dem Meeresboden.billbo hat geschrieben:die "gefinnten" haie landen also nicht auf dem markt und das fleisch wird nicht verkauft und gegessen?
haifleisch ist doch lecker und oft auf dem markt zu sehen.
Ich muss mir immer vorstellen, jemand hackt mir einfach so Beine und Arme ab und lässt mich auf einer belebten Kreuzung in einer Großstadt verrecken.
Re: Endlich geht's los
Guter Vergleich Kosak, wobei du ja noch das Glück hättest, relativ schnell zu verbluten. Bei den Haien kann es, wenn genügend Strömung für die Atmung vorhanden ist, tatsächlich sogar mehrere Tage dauern, bis sie endlich tot sind.kosak hat geschrieben:Ich muss mir immer vorstellen, jemand hackt mir einfach so Beine und Arme ab und lässt mich auf einer belebten Kreuzung in einer Großstadt verrecken.
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Hallo,
zumindest whale sharks sind seit 1,5 Jahren geschützt. Dies besagt ein Artikel aus Seychelles Nation vom 28.10.2002:
Grüße, Oliver Hörstmeier
Sagren officially declared a protected species
The Ministry of Environment (MoE) has officially declared sagren (whale shark) as an endangered species to be protected under the Wild Animals and Bird Protection Act.
This follows the approval of a paper presented by the MoE and Ministry of Agriculture and Marine Resources (MAMR) to the Cabinet of Ministers, to give sagren, one of the biggest but most harmless sharks of the shark family, total protection in the waters of Seychelles.
Speaking about this new development, Mr Selby Remie, the Senior Cooperation Officer in the environment ministry, said the move to protect sagren was very significant and showed "the government's dedication to do something about the protection of a species that is not restricted only to the Seychelles waters, but found in other countries as well."
Like other sea animals which are protected under the Act, such as turtles and tortoises, people are prohibited from fishing and killing sagren and anybody caught doing so will have to pay fines ranging from R5,000 to R500,000.
Mr Remie said research had shown that there was a good number of sagren in the waters around Seychelles, but admitted that the species, which is normally exploited in certain Asian countries, was not being fished here.
He explained that it was imperative to protect this species as it was being exploited on a very large scale world wide, especially with the incidence of shark fishing which, if left unchecked, could lead to its extinction.
But the move to protect the species here, he added, was of economical importance as sagren was a resource with the potential to contribute to any future project targeting eco-tourism development in Seychelles.
Seychelles is following in the foot steps of countries like India, Philippines and Australia which have already provided a sanctuary to sagren, but, according to Mr Remie, more needed to be done to ensure their protection regionally since the species also migrated to the waters around the African continent.
According to Mr Remie the move to protect this species in Seychelles, which could be seen as the beginning of a process which could spread to the entire region, will not affect the operation of foreign tuna vessels fishing in areas where there are sagren. Sagren caught accidentally by tuna vessels would have to be freed, Mr Remie said.
The ministry is also involved in a research project on sagren being funded by the GEF (Global Environment Facility).
Seychelles will next month participate in a conference to take place in Chilli to address the possibility of listing sagren on the Appendix 11 of CITES (Convention in International Trade of Endangered Species) of wild fauna and flora.
zumindest whale sharks sind seit 1,5 Jahren geschützt. Dies besagt ein Artikel aus Seychelles Nation vom 28.10.2002:
Grüße, Oliver Hörstmeier
Sagren officially declared a protected species
The Ministry of Environment (MoE) has officially declared sagren (whale shark) as an endangered species to be protected under the Wild Animals and Bird Protection Act.
This follows the approval of a paper presented by the MoE and Ministry of Agriculture and Marine Resources (MAMR) to the Cabinet of Ministers, to give sagren, one of the biggest but most harmless sharks of the shark family, total protection in the waters of Seychelles.
Speaking about this new development, Mr Selby Remie, the Senior Cooperation Officer in the environment ministry, said the move to protect sagren was very significant and showed "the government's dedication to do something about the protection of a species that is not restricted only to the Seychelles waters, but found in other countries as well."
Like other sea animals which are protected under the Act, such as turtles and tortoises, people are prohibited from fishing and killing sagren and anybody caught doing so will have to pay fines ranging from R5,000 to R500,000.
Mr Remie said research had shown that there was a good number of sagren in the waters around Seychelles, but admitted that the species, which is normally exploited in certain Asian countries, was not being fished here.
He explained that it was imperative to protect this species as it was being exploited on a very large scale world wide, especially with the incidence of shark fishing which, if left unchecked, could lead to its extinction.
But the move to protect the species here, he added, was of economical importance as sagren was a resource with the potential to contribute to any future project targeting eco-tourism development in Seychelles.
Seychelles is following in the foot steps of countries like India, Philippines and Australia which have already provided a sanctuary to sagren, but, according to Mr Remie, more needed to be done to ensure their protection regionally since the species also migrated to the waters around the African continent.
According to Mr Remie the move to protect this species in Seychelles, which could be seen as the beginning of a process which could spread to the entire region, will not affect the operation of foreign tuna vessels fishing in areas where there are sagren. Sagren caught accidentally by tuna vessels would have to be freed, Mr Remie said.
The ministry is also involved in a research project on sagren being funded by the GEF (Global Environment Facility).
Seychelles will next month participate in a conference to take place in Chilli to address the possibility of listing sagren on the Appendix 11 of CITES (Convention in International Trade of Endangered Species) of wild fauna and flora.
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knobi
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