South Africa's illicit abalone trade | 水產百科網

2018年5月20日 — South African abalone, mostly known locally as perlemoen (from the Dutch meaning 'mother-of-pearl'), is endemic to the shores of South Africa. Read More

2020年5月21日 — Last month, as South Africa entered one of the world's strictest coronavirus lockdowns, an abalone poacher in Cape Town received a call. Read More

2017年2月14日 — Abalone are shellfish found in kelp forests in ocean waters along most continents and around the southern coast of South Africa. The large ... Read More

2018年8月19日 — Abalone is dried in clandestine cookhouses in South Africa before being sent to Hong Kong, usually via neighbouring African countries with laxer ... Read More

Abalone are sea snails · In South Africa, abalone are known as perlemoen, which comes from the Dutch word for mother of pearl – which lines the inside of their ... Read More

Reared in the pure, clear coastal waters of South Africa and fed a diet of natural kelp, South African abalone, Haliotis Midae, is known for its exquisite taste, texture ... Read More

2018年10月22日 — In South Africa, abalone is more commonly known as perlemoen, a name that stems from the old Dutch word for the iridescent mother-of-pearl ... Read More

2018年11月21日 — Abalone is a mollusc of the genus Haliotis. It's found in most parts of the world except one or two continental coasts and the polar regions. Along ... Read More

Dr Serge Raemaekers spent five years researching abalone poaching in South Africa and now works broadly within the field of fisheries governance. He is based ... Read More