This site details the history of South Africa and the United States in protecting the Great White Shark. This site also explains WSRI's efforts in researching sharks to explain why the Great White is needed for the environment. This page is very authoritative and scientific because it was created by a group that works with protecting sharks. The SEN web page explains various reasons as to why sharks have been decreasing in number. This page also explains what SEN is doing to try and protect sharks and where other information on sharks can be found.
Scientists say sea fish join threatened species.
Robert Evan's article discusses why the World Wide Fund for Nature has declared that marine life, including the Great White shark, are among the most threatened animal species in the world. From 'Jaws' to laws - now the big, bad shark needs protection from us. Smithsonian , May 1993, 32. This article also discusses the ways in which the U.S. government is working to protect different shark species and how many fishing companies and other industries are angered by the government's legislation. Save the sharks.