LONDON: The Maui’s Dolphin population is now thought to stand between 43 and 47.
That’s a sharp drop from the estimate of 55 which formed the basis of a large awareness campaign last year.
WWF’s head of campaigns Peter Hardstaff asserts the Government needs to prioritise saving the dolphin.
“It’s critical that we get these protection measures in place rather than waiting for yet more evidence that the population is declining.”
He points out there are many things we could be doing to help equip communities in a bid to protect Maui.
“We can help the fishing industry transition, we can help fishing communities use dolphin friendly fishing methods. This is all possible. It’s not about whether or not, it’s about political will.”
Presently, the government has in place a range of set net, trawling and drift net restrictions throughout the dolphins’ habitat.
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