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Scalloped hammerhead sharks are making a comeback in the Galapagos, where decades of marine protections have allowed massive gatherings to thrive. But the moment these critically endangered sharks leave protected waters, they face longlines, fishing nets, and industrial fleets. Scientists have tracked pregnant females swimming hundreds of miles from the Galapagos to give birth in Panama’s mangrove waters, and baby hammerheads and pregnant mothers are allegedly still being caught near these very nurseries. You can take action by visiting Sign the petition now and urging governments to act now.
Researchers say expanded marine protections, seasonal fishing restrictions, and stronger safeguards for birthing areas could change everything. The Galapagos proved what protection achieves. Panama must follow that lead. Add your name at Sign the petition now to demand governments protect scalloped hammerhead migration routes and nurseries before it is too late.
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