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“Over the years, we’ve been successful in raising nearly $19 million for ocean conservation and expect to have another successful event this Saturday night,” adds Sharpless. The night will conclude with a musical performance by Third Eye Blind. The SeaChange Summer Party, emceed by actress June Diane Raphael, will also honor Vissla surf brand founder and environmental advocate Paul Naudé (who is also the president of the Surf Industry Members Association). We have to take stronger action for the sharks.”

The CEO continues, “There was a study released that involved 150 researchers at 400 different reefs just published in one of the leading scientific journals a few months ago that said that populations of five very common sharks measured around the world are down 60 percent in just 50 years. The trade in sharks contributes to a stark decline in populations of animals around the world. A lot of that is simply to go to be in soup in China - it’s a luxury that’s coming at the cost of taking the lions and tigers of the ocean out of their habitat.” The estimate is that up to 73 million sharks a year end up in the shark-fin trade. It’s not just inhumane, and it’s not sustainable. The new legislation, says Sharpless, “sends a message to the international community that we want this terrible trade to end.

“We’re honoring for really being there when we needed him - standing with us and our campaigners and introducing legislation that’s now law,” says Andrew Sharpless, the CEO of Oceana, which worked along with the Humane Society on pushing for the bill’s passage. Laird Koenig, 'Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane' Author and Screenwriter, Dies at 95

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