Our aim is to gather support for the implementation of a no kill policy on Tiger Sharks within the Bermuda exclusive economic zone in honor of Dr. Neil Burnie, Bermuda’s ‘Ocean Vet’.
We, the undersigned, are concerned citizens who pledge our support for a no kill policy on Tiger Sharks within Bermuda’s EEZ.
In the comments box can you PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR NATIONALITY when signing.
Thank You for your support and please share this petition.
We are approaching two hundred and fifty signatures for the protection of Tiger Sharks in Bermuda. A strong show of support arriving at this milestone will bolster our presentation to the local authorities. Please post this link to your social media accounts to help us reach this target.
Reached 100 supporters
January 8, 2015
121 Comments
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Sarah Ortega
11 years ago
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Living in Bermuda my whole life I know how these animals belong here. Killing them is just wrong and Neil knew that better than anyone. Leave the sharks alone!
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Dan Radford
11 years ago
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In the words on Dr Neil Burnie "Once you learn to live with them, they're one of the most magnificent creatures that swims in the sea."
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Trisha Meade
11 years ago
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I completely 100% support the no kill policy. Everyone knows where sharks live. Their home is the water. If you don't like it or scared then don't go in the water. But don't kill them for just living in their own home & surviving the way they were made too!
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Doug Oehl
11 years ago
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Sharks are a vital to all eco-systems, not only in water but has a ripple effect on land.
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Naomi
11 years ago
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One of the appeals in visiting a place like Bermuda is to see a healthy marine ecosystem. This includes key stone and predictor species such as sharks!
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sacha Blackburne
11 years ago
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Neil was more in synch with what this island and the ocean and this planet need than anyone - if this is what he believed needed to be done, then we need to make it happen, even if he is not here to fulfill his dream.
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Christopher Williams
2 years ago
All sharks within the Bermuda area need to be protected.
Our aim is to gather support for the implementation of a no kill policy on Tiger Sharks within the Bermuda exclusive economic zone in honor of Dr. Neil Burnie, Bermuda’s ‘Ocean Vet’.
We, the undersigned, are concerned citizens who pledge our support for a no kill policy on Tiger Sharks within Bermuda’s EEZ.
In the comments box can you PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR NATIONALITY when signing.
Thank You for your support and please share this petition.
We are approaching two hundred and fifty signatures for the protection of Tiger Sharks in Bermuda. A strong show of support arriving at this milestone will bolster our presentation to the local authorities. Please post this link to your social media accounts to help us reach this target.
Reached 100 supporters
January 8, 2015
121 Comments
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Sarah Ortega
11 years ago
Featured
Living in Bermuda my whole life I know how these animals belong here. Killing them is just wrong and Neil knew that better than anyone. Leave the sharks alone!
D
Dan Radford
11 years ago
Featured
In the words on Dr Neil Burnie "Once you learn to live with them, they're one of the most magnificent creatures that swims in the sea."
T
Trisha Meade
11 years ago
Featured
I completely 100% support the no kill policy. Everyone knows where sharks live. Their home is the water. If you don't like it or scared then don't go in the water. But don't kill them for just living in their own home & surviving the way they were made too!
D
Doug Oehl
11 years ago
Featured
Sharks are a vital to all eco-systems, not only in water but has a ripple effect on land.
N
Naomi
11 years ago
Featured
One of the appeals in visiting a place like Bermuda is to see a healthy marine ecosystem. This includes key stone and predictor species such as sharks!
S
sacha Blackburne
11 years ago
Featured
Neil was more in synch with what this island and the ocean and this planet need than anyone - if this is what he believed needed to be done, then we need to make it happen, even if he is not here to fulfill his dream.
C
Christopher Williams
2 years ago
All sharks within the Bermuda area need to be protected.
Living in Bermuda my whole life I know how these animals belong here. Killing them is just wrong and Neil knew that better than anyone. Leave the sharks alone!