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The government of Senegal and the organization Sea Shepherd have launched a campaign against illegal fishing along the country’s coast. The nonprofit group is helping to prevent the poaching of hundreds of thousands of tons of tuna, swordfish and sharks each year. Sea Shepherd is providing a boat with a crew trained to help catch poachers. Senegalese naval ships are also involved in the campaign. Lamia Essemlali is leading Sea Shepherd’s effort to help guard the Senegalese coast. She says the group is documenting illegal ships and reporting them to the Senegalese navy. Some fishing boat crews use nets and other equipment to hide the names of their ships. She says Sea Shepherd has informants that help target the illegal fishing boats. She says poachers are being more careful since the campaign began. They poach at night instead of during the day. Ms. Essemlali says the campaign is also educating buyers of fish in industrial countries. She says they should know that the food they eat comes from an area that depends on legal exports of fish to make money and feed people. Health experts estimate that fish provide more than 66 percent of the animal protein eaten in West Africa. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization says fisheries and linked industries provide 25 percent of all employment in West Africa. European Union rules have made it easier to find out where fish are caught. Ships and governments that do not cooperate may be barred from the waters.
