more and more people getting in the water and we are reporting more encounters between sharks and people and off the cape it s something maybe little bit different which is we have been protecting seals and protecting white sharks, seal populations are increasing and that means so are the white sharks that eat the seals. in the summer when more people are in the water and the sharks are moving north because the temperatures just right and there s lots of food, that s where you can have more encounters. unfortunately in most of the world shark populations are really way down from what they used to be, but as we start to bring populations back in some places, we have to find ways for sharks and people to coexist. gillian: yeah, i have to point out while the increase is proportionately dramatic, 200 some, up to 800, it s still statistically pretty insignificant, likely near to die in our own boat than
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has to be established enough to withstand any storm that comes its way. and we see it with marine life new research has found that human activity is not the biggest factor affecting shark populations a report by the logical society of london says that human activity has pushed sharks away from coastal towns and cities and further out into the ocean research has also found that sharks body size is significantly smaller in communities that live near human activity they discovered remote locations where the marine predators congregate but they said that these habitats are often not in protected areas and are under threat from the fishing industry. coming up next on news asia protesters in hong kong intensified their battle on the streets of beijing warning of consequences chinese the artist and dissident i raise
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foundation around 80 percent of the fragments survive these ones have been growing for 18 months life is returning and attracting more life with it the reef protectors work is financed by project money and donations they proudly show us the results of 8 years work the corals here have increased from 6 percent to over 50 percent all the hard work is worth it the reef has been able to recuperate. and will stay on the water with some sharks new research has found that human activity is now the biggest factor affecting shark populations report by the zoological society of london so shocks have been pushed away from coastal towns and cities and further outs to see these. searches also found the shop s body size is significantly smaller in communities that live near human populations they discovered remote locations where. these habitats are often not in protected areas
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to achieve global coverage so the become transmit imagery that is taken anywhere in the world to europe with and quasi real time meaning almost immediately. at the beginning of the next decade a 3rd satellite e.g. our as d. is planned to be stationed over asia after its installation the system will cover most of the globe a 4th satellite is already in the works. well new research has found that human activity is now the biggest factor affecting shark populations a report by the zoological society of london says that human activity has pushed sharks away from coastal towns and cities and farther out to sea researchers also found the sharks body size is significantly smaller in communities that live near human activity. they discovered remote refuges where the marine predators congregate but said that if these habitats are often not in protected areas and are
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