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New South Wales uses smart drumlines to track and safely release sharks, reducing risks while supporting conservation.
New South Wales, Australia, uses smart drumlines to track great white, bull, and tiger sharks, alerting response teams within 16 minutes of a catch.
Teams safely secure sharks, collect data, attach acoustic tags, and release them over a kilometer offshore.
Over 1,500 great whites have been tagged since the program began, with data shared via 37 coastal stations and the SharkSmart app to warn beachgoers.
Despite global declines in shark populations, fatal attacks in Australia have risen to 57 in 25 years, linked to increased ocean activity and shifting shark movements due to warming seas.
The initiative is part of a broader safety strategy including drones and nets, aiming to balance public safety with conservation.
Nueva Gales del Sur utiliza líneas de tambores inteligentes para rastrear y liberar con seguridad a los tiburones, reduciendo los riesgos mientras apoya la conservación.