The End of the Line?
© 2001 WildAid
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Principal author
Susie Watts
Editors
Peter Knights Juliette Williams
Additional material, research and production
Alexandra Sangmeister Victor WuBruce McCoubrey Rebecca ChenMayuri Kanda Wai Yee NgAlice NgCindy Arch
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for supporting WildAid’s Shark Conservation Program
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for their assistance with information, photos, and support
Christopher AngellMr Abdulrazak, KenyaPeter and Wendy Benchley Nicola BeynonGeorge BurgessMerry CamhiAndy CobbLeonard CompagnoMathieu DucrocqBob EndresonMark ErdmannSonja FordhamSarah Fowler Malcom FrancisSuwanna Gauntlett Charles GoodfellowMr Ishmael, KenyaClive JamesKelly Kok Mr K.H. Kwong Jerome ManningRick MartinBruce McCoubrey Neal Myerberg Wai Yee NgLinda PaulAmadou SaineMr. Shafi, IndiaHoward ShawAlex SmailesMalcolm SmaleColin Speedie John StevensCarol Stimson Tony WuColumbia Tristar Discovery Channel AsiaOcean Wildlife Campaign The Shark Trust Universal Home Video
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