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Scuba News
August 30, 2023 by HAL
Joining the Shark Trust helps conserve sharks for future generations. Members gain access to exclusive content, educational resources, and discounts on shark-themed merchandise. Your membership directly supports important shark conservation efforts worldwide. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
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You can support shark conservation by donating to the Shark Trust or becoming a member. Options also include adopting a shark as a gift, which funds vital research and campaigns. Even leaving a gift in your will can help secure sharks’ futures for generations. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Fundraising efforts for shark conservation are highlighted, showcasing various individuals who have raised significant amounts of money. These initiatives prove that anyone can make a difference, whether through events like marathons or personal campaigns. Engaging in fundraising activities not only supports shark welfare but also encourages awareness of ocean conservation. Read the full article at […]
You can help sharks by participating in citizen science projects or fundraising events. Activities include searching for shark eggcases, recording sightings, or organizing fun events to raise funds for shark conservation. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Oceanic sharks face threats from unregulated fishing in high seas. Your voice and support can help bring attention to this issue and encourage better fisheries management. Together, we can work to protect shark populations and ensure a healthier ocean ecosystem. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
If you’re passionate about shark conservation, there are many ways to get involved. You can become a citizen scientist by participating in projects like the Great Shark Snapshot, sign pledges for stronger shark protection, or adopt a shark to support research. Joining the Shark Trust helps protect these vital ocean creatures together. Read the full […]
Collaboration is crucial for shark conservation efforts. Organizations are working together to protect sharks and rays by creating global initiatives. This teamwork aims to improve the conservation status of these species by 2025, focusing on sustainable fishing, responsible trade, and reducing demand for unsustainable products. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
The Shark Trust works globally to improve the conservation of sharks, skates, and rays. They focus on advocating for policy changes, engaging with communities, and managing fisheries operations to protect these species from threats like overfishing. Their various programs address the critical challenges faced by oceanic and Mediterranean shark populations. Read the full article at […]
The Shark Trust provides resources to raise awareness about sharks and their conservation. You can download digital leaflets, ID guides for various shark species, and information on the legislative status of sharks, skates, and rays in UK waters. These resources help educate divers and the public about the importance of protecting these marine creatures. Read […]
Sharks have been around for over 400 million years, with more than 500 species found in diverse marine ecosystems. These amazing creatures vary in size and appearance, from tiny glowing Pygmy Lantern Sharks to enormous Whale Sharks that can reach 17 meters. They play critical roles in maintaining healthy ocean environments, making them both fascinating […]
One-third of all sharks and rays are threatened with extinction due to overfishing. The IUCN Red List assesses the risk for these species and categorizes them as critically endangered, endangered, or vulnerable. Recent improvements in data collection show that more species are at risk than previously thought. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Sharks are essential for healthy oceans as they help maintain the balance of marine ecosystems. They control fish populations and prevent the spread of disease by preying on weaker individuals. Additionally, sharks contribute to human well-being and the economy through ecotourism and sustainable fisheries, yet many species are at risk due to overfishing. Read the […]
Sharks have been in our oceans for 400 million years, but many species are now in danger due to overfishing. This issue affects the health of our oceans, as sharks play a crucial role in maintaining marine life balance. With our help, we can take action to protect these important creatures and ensure their survival. […]
Oceanic 31 is an exhibition featuring shark and ray art. Visitors can buy prints and register for an auction to bid on original artworks. This event supports shark welfare and conservation initiatives. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
August 7, 2023 by HAL
In February, several significant developments regarding sharks and rays were reported. The first electronic atlas of Important Shark and Ray Areas was released, identifying critical zones for their long-term survival. Additionally, Costa Rica enacted a ban on the capture and trade of hammerhead sharks, enhancing their protection in the region. Read the full article at […]
July 4, 2023 by HAL
Shark Week 2023 is a time to raise awareness about sharks and support their conservation. The Shark Trust encourages individuals to join their community, adopt a shark, or participate in projects like citizen science to help protect these animals. Taking action can significantly contribute to research and the future protection of sharks in the ocean. […]
In May, exciting news emerged about sharks and their habitats. A new species of demon catshark was found off Australia, while research revealed Greenland sharks struggle with cold water. Additionally, the UK government introduced a Marine and Coastal Wildlife Code to promote responsible visits to coastal areas, benefiting marine life. Read the full article at […]
July 3, 2023 by HAL
This blog post highlights three shark species with unusual names: the Tasseled Wobbegong, Crocodile Shark, and Viper Dogfish. The Tasseled Wobbegong is known for its tassels and camouflaged body, thriving in shallow reefs and tolerating divers. The Crocodile Shark, discovered in 1985, has a long snout and opportunistic eating habits, while the Viper Dogfish, characterized […]
June 26, 2023 by HAL
The Eggcase Matching Game in Shark Focus Issue 70 provides descriptions of various shark and ray species along with their corresponding eggcase shapes. Notable examples include the Smallspotted Catshark with its elongated eggcase and the Zebra Shark, which has an oval-shaped one. Each type of eggcase is unique to the species, emphasizing the importance of […]
Blog New Scuba Diver Advice
May 10, 2023 / September 4, 2023 by Cal Evans
Scuba diving is a popular activity that attracts millions of people from around the world. However, there are many myths and misconceptions about scuba diving that prevent some people from trying it out. In this post, we will debunk five common scuba diving myths. Myth #1: Scuba Diving is Only for Experienced Swimmers This is […]
April 27, 2023 by HAL
The Shark Trust takes your privacy seriously and promises to keep your personal data secure. They collect only the information necessary for your needs, such as for memberships or donations, and they will only keep data for as long as legally required. You have the right to request corrections or ask for your data to […]
April 11, 2023 by HAL
The “Speaking Up For The Ocean Toolkit” is created to help educators and conservationists communicate effectively about marine and shark issues. It focuses on identifying problems while providing hope for change, using metaphors, and celebrating marine life, particularly sharks and rays. Although the toolkit centers on sharks, the strategies can be applied to various marine […]
Sharks are unique creatures that differ from other fish in many ways. They are important predators in the ocean, contributing to the balance of marine life. Understanding sharks is vital for their conservation and the health of ocean ecosystems. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
April 4, 2023 by HAL
The Shark Trust relies on support from various sources to fund its conservation efforts for sharks. Most of their funding comes from grants and donations, which help sustain long-term projects like improving policies against shark finning. Contributions from members and businesses are crucial for making meaningful changes in ocean conservation. Read the full article at […]
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