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Mallorca se convierte en una reserva estratégica de tiburones

26/8/2023

 
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This news article released on Diario de Mallorca featured the  results of Important Shark and Ray Areas (ISRA) workshop in the Central and Southern America region, notably in the Mallorca area.
From | Diario de Mallorca
Written by | Miguel Vicens

 

«La presencia de tiburones y rayas en aguas del litoral de Mallorca no es algo anecdótico o tan ocasional como lo son sus fortuitos avistamientos. En la costa de la isla, como en las de Menorca e Ibiza, se agrupan, se alimentan, descansan y crían, una constatación científica que ahora ha servido a la Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza para designar el litoral de la isla como zona de importancia para la conservación de escualos y rayas (ISRA, por sus siglas en inglés: Important Shark and Ray Area), como una zona de especial relevancia para la conservación de estas especies.

En la designación de las áreas del litoral de Mallorca se señalan dos zonas de especial importancia. La primera es la situada entre El Toro y sa Dragonera. Y la segunda, la zona más próxima a Cala Vella, en el litoral de Llucmajor.
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Un comité compuesto por 180 científicos internacionales ha evaluado más de cien propuestas planteadas por diferentes países mediterráneos para llegar a la decisión final.»
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