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Hope for Fiji’s Sharks?

Posted on September 8, 2011September 4, 2011 By David Shiffman
Conservation, Science

Check out this trailer for “Shark Hope”, a soon-to-be-released documentary chronicling efforts to make a National Shark Sanctuary in Fiji!

This movie is a partnership between Shark Defenders, the Coral Reef Alliance, and the Pew Environment Group. The movie will be released in Fiji later this month, and will soon be available online.

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