Our data show that shark feeding and attracting operations can be used to collect relative abundance data that could serve as a crude monitoring instrument for conservation purposes.
Observational studies at shark tourism sites are important because they can provide fishery-independent scientific information on changes in shark populations, and help monitor the impact of shark attracting operations [8] [10].
In Kentucky, for example, where the state's economic development officials have been particularly successful in attracting new operations, foreign investment has fallen off less than that of American companies.
Such a case attracts the operation of the "second rule" so as to make additional loss also recoverable.
The business evolved into a hand-glider operation, attracting fliers from all over the country.
The 299-seat venue began as a summer theatre drawing on the talent of playwrights who lived locally – Joe Pintauro, Terrence McNally and Lanford Wilson – but soon expanded to an all-year operation, attracting actors of the calibre of Ben Gazzara, Mercedes Ruehl, Alec Baldwin, Richard Dreyfuss, Dana Ivey (who appeared in a production of Blithe Spirit with Twiggy) and Sybil's daughter Kate.
Now Bad Gastein is a modern, upscale operation attracting thousands of people per year.
The project has received financial backing from the Partnership for New York City, a business group, and is intended to attract research operations from the pharmaceutical and medical industries.
In 2015, Arizona officials declared the state a regulation-free zone in order to attract testing operations from companies like Uber, Waymo and Lyft.
Equally threatening is opposition from West Wendover's casino owners, who fear that a merger would attract new operations that would cut into the profits of the town's five big casinos.
Space Florida hopes to attract commercial operations to the runway ranging from drones to a suborbital space plane XCOR Aerospace is developing to fly space tourists.
