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Scuba News
February 12, 2024 by HAL
The Angel Shark Project aims to protect Critically Endangered angel sharks. It focuses on securing their future throughout their natural habitat. This initiative highlights the importance of shark welfare and conservation in the ocean ecosystem. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
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January 31, 2024 by HAL
The ocean absorbs a significant amount of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, acting as a crucial carbon sink. However, the practice of bottom trawling, a common fishing method, could potentially threaten this role by disturbing the ocean floor where carbon is stored. Read the article
January 11, 2024 by HAL
The article discusses the author’s diving experience in Papua New Guinea, highlighting the remote and diverse cultural aspects of the country. The author describes the unique landscapes, isolated communities, and challenging travel logistics involved in visiting PNG. The underwater exploration in Kimbe Bay is emphasized, with mentions of pristine reefs, abundant marine life, and untouched […]
January 8, 2024 by HAL
Electric rays are the only rays that can produce electric shocks ranging from 20 to 200 volts due to a specialized electric organ. They use these shocks for defense and hunting, ambushing prey and stunning them with electricity. The Marbled Torpedo Ray is one example found in the Eastern Atlantic, and it can produce shocks […]
The Cownose Ray is a lesser-known species of eagle ray, identifiable by its cow-like head shape and broad features. They often mistaken for sharks due to their fin visibility above water. Cownose Rays feed primarily on clams and oysters, using their powerful mouths to crush shells, and they can defend themselves with a venomous barb […]
January 2, 2024 by HAL
The Broadnose Sevengill Shark is a unique species found in temperate coastal waters. It can grow up to 3 meters long and has seven pairs of gill slits, unlike the more common five seen in many other sharks. This shark prefers shallow waters but migrates to deeper continental shelves during winter in search of food. […]
December 12, 2023 by HAL
Iona, an 11-year-old, is raising money for sharks by walking 25 kilometers. She aims to collect at least £250 to support shark conservation, as she believes sharks are essential to the ocean’s health. Iona wants to help change people’s perceptions of sharks and is excited about this personal challenge. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
A 7-year-old is training for a 1.2km run to raise funds for sharks. They want to collect money and spread awareness about the dangers sharks face, like being killed for their fins or caught in fishing nets. The goal is to help protect these fascinating creatures from extinction. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
December 11, 2023 by HAL
Laura Parke, an experienced speaker and scuba diving professional, aims to simplify watermanship skills and create a strong bond with the ocean. She started diving at a young age, transitioning from a registered nurse to a diving expert, showcasing the impact of pursuing one’s passions. Read the article
December 6, 2023 by HAL
The 4DD group swims weekly to raise money for shark conservation. They understand the importance of protecting our oceans for both mental and physical health. The group aims to help keep the natural world diverse and healthy through their swimming initiatives. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
A group of swimmers called Frogfish is raising money for sharks by swimming a total of 325 miles from July to December. They will swim in different places like pools, lakes, and the sea to support The Shark Trust’s NoLimits campaign. So far, they have completed over 100 miles and hope to inspire others to […]
Swimming with sharks can be an exciting and educational experience for scuba divers. It’s important to understand and respect sharks and their habitats to promote their conservation. Engaging in activities like shark swimming helps raise awareness about the importance of these creatures in the ocean ecosystem. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Molly is raising funds for the Shark Trust by running her first full marathon. She aims to increase awareness about the declining shark population, which is crucial for ocean health. Many shark species are endangered due to overfishing and negative perceptions fueled by media, but they play a vital role in maintaining the balance of […]
Sharks are amazing creatures, often misunderstood and unfairly labeled as scary. It’s important to support organizations like the Shark Trust that work to protect these animals. Donating or participating in events can help raise awareness and funds for shark conservation efforts. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Alec’s Swim for Sharks is a fundraising effort aimed at raising money to conserve sharks, which play an important role in ocean ecosystems. He set a goal to swim 100 lengths, which is about 1.5 miles, and hoped to raise £100. Alec successfully surpassed his fundraising goal, showing the community’s support for shark conservation. Read […]
Sharks play a crucial role in maintaining ocean ecosystems, yet they are facing significant threats. Approximately 11,460 sharks are killed every hour, leading to the extinction of one in three shark species. By supporting campaigns to protect sharks, we can also help save broader ocean life. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Finlay Newton is raising funds for the Shark Trust to help protect sharks, which are often harmed for their fins and in the fishing industry. He believes that sharks are crucial for a healthy ocean and environment. Finlay plans to swim 5 miles to raise money and awareness for this important cause. Read the full […]
Stevie Tapson is participating in the Isle of Wight challenge fundraiser for the Shark Trust. After a calf injury limited her distance last year, she aims to complete half the challenge this time. All funds raised will support shark conservation, which is vital for maintaining the ocean’s health and balance. Read the full article at […]
Tom Edwards is running the Edinburgh Marathon to raise money for the Shark Trust. He aims to promote awareness about sharks and their importance in the ocean ecosystem, inspired by his brother’s passion and his own experiences diving with sharks in South Africa. By completing this marathon, he hopes to support the charity and contribute […]
Daisy Wilson shares her love for sharks and their importance in our oceans. At just eight years old, she emphasizes the need to protect these incredible creatures. She believes that learning about and understanding sharks is essential for ocean conservation. Daisy Wilson expresses her love for sharks and highlights their crucial role in the ocean […]
Matt Farley and Curtis Chapman are hiking the three highest peaks in the UK to raise money and awareness for shark conservation. They aim to highlight the threats sharks face from pollution and fishing practices, with nearly a quarter of shark species at risk of extinction. Their hikes also involve their dog, Koda, and they […]
The author, Andrew Burton, plans to hike the National Three Peaks in 24 hours to raise funds for the Shark Trust. He emphasizes the importance of shark protection for ocean health and urges people to support the cause, even with small donations. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Sharks are crucial for maintaining a balanced ocean ecosystem, but many are being killed unnecessarily, especially off the coast of Florida and Japan. Shay Darcy is raising funds to protect sharks through a running challenge, emphasizing that shark conservation is vital and urging others to support the initiative. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Natalie has loved sharks since she was a child and wishes to dive with Great White Sharks. She wants to raise money and awareness for shark conservation, as sharks are essential for healthy oceans. To help, she will run a half marathon with her dog Penny, aiming to raise funds to support the Shark Trust […]
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