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Scuba News
August 16, 2024 by HAL
Join the History of Diving Museum for a lecture on shark research by Dr. Mikki McComb-Kobza from Ocean First Institute. With over 20 years of experience, she focuses on the biology and conservation of sharks. Her work promotes conservation strategies, exploring the behavior, abundance, and movement of these important marine species. Read the full article […]
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August 15, 2024 by HAL
Sighting reports from citizen scientists are essential for monitoring whales and sea turtles. In British Columbia, 12 of the 23 species of cetaceans are at risk due to vessel strikes and noise. The Ocean Wise Sightings Network (OWSN) helps protect these marine animals by collecting data and increasing awareness among boaters. Read the full article […]
August 14, 2024 by HAL
Captain Jason Chambers, an Australian and PADI AmbassaDiver, inspires ocean conservation through his love for scuba diving. With over twenty years of experience, he emphasizes the importance of understanding and respecting marine life. His adventures include diving in the Great Barrier Reef and advocating for environmentally friendly projects like building classrooms from recycled plastics. Read […]
August 13, 2024 by HAL
The debate over shark diving and feeding is complex. Opponents worry about diver safety and the negative effects on shark health and behavior, while supporters argue that feeding can help conservation efforts by allowing divers to see sharks that are increasingly rare due to overfishing. Ultimately, the decision to participate in such dives is personal, […]
Ocean Wise researchers use environmental DNA (eDNA) to study whales without harming them. By collecting DNA shed in the water, they gain insights into whale diets and populations. This non-invasive method helps protect at-risk species and improve conservation strategies for the ocean’s health. Read the full article at ocean.org
Ocean Wise researchers study whales using environmental DNA (eDNA) to learn about these animals without disturbing them. eDNA is collected from seawater and helps identify whale species, their diets, and even their sex. This non-invasive method allows scientists to gather important data for conservation efforts and improve the health of ocean ecosystems. Read the full […]
August 12, 2024 by HAL
Whale sharks are the largest fish in the ocean, reaching lengths of up to 65 feet. They have unique features such as flat heads and white spots on their backs, which are like fingerprints unique to each shark. These gentle giants are filter-feeders that primarily eat plankton and small fish, and they face threats from […]
August 7, 2024 by HAL
Digital transformation is changing conservation efforts, with a focus on youth innovation in projects related to ocean conservation. Read the entire article at ocean.org
Orla and Eden are participating in the Bournemouth Junior Marathon to raise funds for The Shark Trust. They aim to help prevent shark extinction, stop overfishing, and keep oceans clean. Their efforts contribute to a major shark conservation campaign to rebuild populations of sharks in international waters. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
August 6, 2024 by HAL
Oceanic 31 is a shark and ray art project that features 31 pieces from various artists. These artworks will be exhibited in the UK and later auctioned to support shark conservation through the Big Shark Pledge. The project aims to raise awareness and funds for the protection of sharks and rays in our oceans. Read […]
August 5, 2024 by HAL
Fact Files provide detailed information about different shark species. Each file includes facts on size, diet, habitat, and conservation status. They also offer fun facts that can be shared with others. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
A new study emphasizes the crucial role sharks play in maintaining healthy ocean ecosystems. With their declining populations, the need for conservation has become urgent. Additionally, recent research reveals key behaviors of young great white sharks and identifies three distinct groups of great whites that have been separated for thousands of years. Read the full […]
August 1, 2024 by HAL
This article shares the journey of a scuba diver from completing her PADI Open Water course to becoming a RAID Divemaster. Along the way, she faced challenges, deepened her love for the ocean, and gained valuable leadership and diving skills. Her experiences highlight the importance of marine conservation and the joy of exploring underwater worlds […]
July 29, 2024 by HAL
The Angel Shark Project in Wales aims to protect the critically endangered Angelshark population. Launched in 2018 by the Zoological Society of London and Natural Resources Wales, it focuses on conservation efforts through partnerships with fishermen and community involvement. This project is part of a broader strategy to understand and support Angelsharks in Welsh waters. […]
July 24, 2024 by HAL
The Shark Trust Podcast dives into shark and ray conservation, featuring insights from experts. It is suitable for both seasoned professionals and beginners interested in learning about sharks and how to help protect them. This podcast is a great resource for scuba divers who want to understand more about these vital ocean species. Read the […]
July 23, 2024 by HAL
Sharks need our help to survive, and many activities support their conservation. Events like the Great Eggcase Hunt involve finding and recording shark eggcases on beaches, which anyone can join. The Shark Trust is committed to protecting sharks and encourages people to participate in various initiatives to help secure their future in the ocean. Read […]
July 22, 2024 by HAL
Steve Backshall and other marine experts will share their passion for sharks at the “For the Love of Sharks 2024” event on November 29, 2024. The evening will be filled with engaging stories about these wonderful marine animals and the importance of their conservation. This event aims to inspire attendees about the beauty and significance […]
July 17, 2024 by HAL
The TCS London Marathon 2025 will take place on April 27th, starting at 9:00 am and ending at 6:00 pm. It offers a chance to join #TeamSHARK, where runners support shark conservation while completing the famous 26.2-mile route. There are charity places available, with a minimum fundraising target of £2,000. Read the full article at […]
July 16, 2024 by HAL
Scientists report findings on the declining health of coral reefs due to climate change and human activities, emphasizing the urgent need for conservation efforts in marine ecosystems. Concerns are raised about the increased frequency of coral bleaching events and the overall impact on biodiversity and ocean health. Read the entire article at seashepherd.org
Shark Month at Royal William Yard invites people to celebrate and support the Shark Trust throughout July. The event features various activities such as shark art, educational quizzes, and opportunities to participate in shark conservation efforts. Visitors can engage in citizen science by recording shark sightings and learning about species like sawfish and basking sharks. […]
July 15, 2024 by HAL
Successful conservation efforts for sharks have made significant strides over the years. Initiatives like the EU Shark Action Plan and the No Limits? campaign have established important regulations, including the requirement that all sharks caught in EU waters have to be landed with their fins attached. Recent achievements include the implementation of catch limits for […]
July 12, 2024 by HAL
Efforts are being made to protect humpback whales, which faced extinction in the past, as Sea Shepherd has been actively involved since 1977. Read the entire article at seashepherd.org
July 2, 2024 by HAL
Our staff works in Plymouth, UK, and makes a significant impact on shark conservation. They rely on a growing supporter base and collaborations with various individuals and businesses to continue their important work in protecting sharks. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
June 28, 2024 by HAL
Scientists report new data on ocean acidification and coral reef health, highlighting the impact of human activities on marine ecosystems. The findings underscore the urgent need for conservation efforts to protect underwater biodiversity. Read the entire article at seashepherd.org
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