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Scuba News
July 2, 2021 by HAL
Professor Bob Stone has extensive experience in human factors and simulation, with a focus on Mixed Reality solutions for training defense paramedics in simulated missions. Read the article
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June 28, 2021 by HAL
John Vickers and Emma Farrell from Blue Abyss are passionate about connecting marine heritage and space exploration. Gemma and Ian can be contacted at The BiG Scuba via phone or social media platforms for messages and feedback. Read the article
June 25, 2021 by HAL
Join Gemma and Ian on the next episode as they talk to experts from Blue Abyss about marine heritage and space exploration in scuba diving. Read the article
June 24, 2021 by HAL
Experts discuss marine protection, Antarctic conservation, and indigenous collaboration. Read the article
June 21, 2021 by HAL
Grace Marquez, a visual artist and scuba diver, creates artwork inspired by marine life. She dives worldwide, including in the Great Lakes’ shipwrecks. Read the article
June 18, 2021 by HAL
Grace Marquez creates art inspired by underwater marine life. She is a passionate technical diver and scuba instructor who loves exploring shipwrecks in the Great Lakes. Read the article
June 14, 2021 by HAL
Gabriel Pineda from Shearwater Research discusses the company’s evolution from serving technical divers to now being popular among recreational divers. Read the article
June 9, 2021 by HAL
In April, significant shark news included the tracking of a White Shark moving toward UK waters, along with a successful virtual EU Mako Shark Rally pushing for protection of the endangered Shortfin Mako. Additionally, a juvenile Porbeagle Shark was spotted near Plymouth, and the first Basking Shark sighting of the year occurred in Cornwall. Concerns […]
The world’s fastest shark, the shortfin mako, is facing severe overfishing and a lack of protection. While fishery managers have failed to address these issues, strong actions from the EU and international communities are essential for the species to recover. Without significant measures, these remarkable sharks may face a grim future. Read the full article […]
Angel sharks in the Canary Islands are now fully protected under Spanish law. This decision was made by the Spanish Ministry of Ecological Transition, adding them to the Endangered Species List. This is a significant step in preserving these unique marine animals and their habitats. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Scientists have reported that Atlantic Mako sharks are facing serious challenges. Their populations are declining due to overfishing and habitat loss, creating urgent concerns for marine ecosystems. Conservationists are calling for stronger protections and a full ban on fishing to ensure their survival. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
The European Union (EU) plays a crucial role in the conservation of endangered Atlantic sharks, especially the Shortfin Mako. With an important international fisheries meeting set to take place in Spain, decisions made there could significantly impact the future of these vulnerable species. Protecting sharks is essential for maintaining healthy ocean ecosystems, which is vital […]
The EU and the US have blocked important protections for endangered Mako sharks. Despite support from 16 countries for a North Atlantic ban on Mako fishing, these efforts were stalled during an ICCAT meeting. This decision could further threaten the already declining Mako shark populations, impacting ocean biodiversity. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Canada has taken a significant step to protect endangered Mako sharks by implementing a complete ban on their fishing in the Atlantic Ocean. This ban aims to help Mako populations recover, which is crucial for maintaining the health of marine ecosystems. The decision reflects a growing recognition of the importance of sharks in our oceans […]
In August 2020, several notable shark-related discoveries and conservation efforts were highlighted. An unusual “naked” catshark was found off Sardinia, and divers in Cornwall had thrilling encounters with Blue Sharks. Additionally, a Florida lagoon was recognized as a nursery for diverse shark species, while the Seychelles’ Reef Mantas showed signs of settling in, emphasizing the […]
In October, several important shark-related stories emerged. Amazing footage showed Spinner Sharks in action in North Carolina. A rare Short-tail Catshark was captured on video for the first time near the Great Barrier Reef. Conservation efforts are growing, with increasing sightings of endangered sawfish and a new egg-laying site for the critically endangered Flapper Skate […]
Canada has proposed new fishing limits to help protect the endangered Atlantic Mako sharks. This move is supported by non-governmental organizations, which also urge the US and EU to join in these efforts. Protecting these sharks is vital for ocean health and biodiversity. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
This month’s news highlights several significant updates related to sharks. A new project in Libya is focused on protecting critically endangered angel sharks, while the UK is advocating for stronger protections for mako sharks. There are also advancements, such as a ban on catching giant sharks in Taiwan and a successful baby shark boom off […]
December’s news highlights significant challenges for shark conservation. The EU and US blocked a proposal to protect endangered shortfin mako sharks, and Columbia announced a shark fishing ban to support biodiversity. Meanwhile, Tunisia issued an interim ban on 21 species of sharks and rays, marking progress in regional conservation efforts. Read the full article at […]
The winter issue of Shark Focus Magazine highlights the need to change negative views about sharks. It includes articles on debunking myths, positive interactions with sharks, and noteworthy adaptations of specific species. Additionally, it offers career advice in shark conservation and features fun facts for younger readers. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
If you’re stuck indoors, there are many resources to explore the world of sharks and ocean conservation. You can access downloadable magazine issues, educational posters, activity guides for kids, and even fun online challenges to learn more about sharks. Engaging with these resources can help maintain a connection to the ocean during challenging times. Read […]
In January, key findings highlight the risks faced by sharks and rays worldwide. Overfishing has led to a 71% decline in oceanic shark and ray populations over the past 50 years. New protections are being implemented for endangered species, like the Shortfin Mako, in various regions, emphasizing the urgent need for management and conservation efforts […]
In February, several important shark-related discoveries were reported. Researchers found that Blacktip Sharks have flexible movement that aids in hunting. Additionally, sharks play a vital role in the recovery of marine ecosystems after climate events, and efforts are underway to conserve endangered species like Zebra Sharks through aquarium breeding programs. Read the full article at […]
New studies this March have revealed important insights about sharks. Research shows that juvenile white sharks in New York prefer areas near the shore for protection and feeding during summer. Additionally, scientists found some mako sharks use the Gulf of Mexico as a potential mating ground, highlighting their vulnerability due to overfishing. Read the full […]
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