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Shark tours make people 40% more likely to protect sharks

Times of India - Science ·
Shark tours make people 40% more likely to protect sharks

Shark populations are declining significantly due to human activities and a third of species are threatened.

Participation in shark ecotourism leads to increased conservation efforts among tourists and the public.

After two years, those who engaged in ecotourism showed a 40% increase in conservation activities.

Educational experiences during these tours provide vital information about the role of sharks in the ecosystem.

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