Whaling Bans -Another Inch Forward

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At this year's International Whaling Commission meeting, where ‘horse trading' between whalers and conservationists was again a conspicuous feature, sperm whales got a respite, but at the expense of the North Atlantic fin whales. For the British ngo-s, banded together in Wildlife Link (which includes ffPS), the main disappointment was the failure of all three major proposals to halt whaling altogether. They now look to a future where hunting has been given up for lack of whales to hunt, and whale-watching takes over. A remarkable feature of the meetings was the leadership of the Seychelles Government, which last year succeded in getting the Indian Ocean Sanctuary for whales. © 1981, Fauna and Flora International. All rights reserved.

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Fitter, R. (1981). Whaling Bans -Another Inch Forward. Oryx, 16(2), 123–124. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0030605300017038

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