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Scuba News
October 22, 2025 by HAL
Basking sharks are the second-largest fish in the ocean. They are filter feeders, eating tiny organisms called plankton. Observing basking sharks helps scientists understand ocean health. Citizen science projects allow divers to report sightings. This data helps protect important shark habitats.
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Basking sharks are gentle giants and deserve respect. Always keep a safe distance of at least 4 meters. Do not chase or corner them while diving. Stay quiet and calm to avoid disturbing them. Report any entangled or injured basking sharks to local authorities.
October 15, 2025 by HAL
Citizen scientists help find important areas for sharks and rays. Observations were collected in the European Atlantic. They included locations for Basking Sharks and breeding areas. This data supports efforts to protect these species. Everyone can contribute to ocean conservation through citizen science.
October 2, 2025 by HAL
A new shark species called the West Australian Lantern Shark was found off Australia’s coast. This small shark glows, which helps it survive in deep waters. Discoveries like this show the rich variety of ocean life. Increasing knowledge about sharks aids in their conservation.
September 22, 2025 by HAL
Basking sharks are the second largest fish in the ocean. Recent conferences in Ireland focused on their conservation. Educators found many egg cases, showing shark diversity. They aimed to find a rare White Skate egg case but did not. Protecting sharks is vital for ocean health.
September 8, 2025 by HAL
Oceanic sharks in the Indian Ocean face serious threats. Overfishing puts their populations at risk. Current protections are not enough unless followed by governments. Population decline can harm ocean health and local economies. More involvement and stronger rules are needed to protect these sharks.
September 3, 2025 by HAL
A giant 60-foot fish was spotted in the Pacific Ocean recently. This exciting discovery raises new questions about large sea creatures. Scientists are eager to learn more about ocean life. Such sightings remind us of the ocean’s vast mysteries. Explorations continue to uncover the wonders of the deep sea.
September 2, 2025 by HAL
The Shark Trust partners with organizations to promote ocean conservation. They create collections to support projects like their Oceanics Programme. This helps raise awareness and funds for shark conservation efforts. Protecting sharks is important for a healthy ocean ecosystem. Joining or donating to these initiatives benefits marine life and divers alike.
September 1, 2025 by HAL
A golden nurse shark was found in Costa Rica. It is unique for its bright yellow-orange color. Researchers discovered a gathering point for juvenile whale sharks in Australia. The elusive sailback houndshark was rediscovered in Papua New Guinea after 50 years. A study revealed that Greenland sharks are born in the mid-Atlantic and move to […]
August 12, 2025 by HAL
Shark Trust teamed up with Rapanui to protect sharks. Rapanui donates 10% of sales to Shark Trust’s Oceanics Programme. This program focuses on stronger protections for migratory sharks. A special design highlights the 71% decline in oceanic sharks over the past 50 years. It’s a reminder of why shark conservation is needed.
August 6, 2025 by HAL
Project SIARC GEH offers an online tour of marine life. This project helps learn about sharks and their habitats. It aims to educate people on shark conservation. Scuba divers can explore this virtual experience. You can also join activities like eggcase hunting.
July 16, 2025 by HAL
In July, researchers traveled to Türkiye to study angel sharks. They are part of a project funded by the Shark Conservation Fund. This initiative focuses on preserving angel sharks in the Mediterranean Sea. The team is working with local partners from Tunisia and Cyprus. They aim to identify important areas for these endangered sharks.
July 14, 2025 by HAL
The Shark Photographer of the Year 2025 contest showcased stunning shark photos. A total of 343 images were entered, highlighting 76 species. The exhibition is at Ocean Studios, Plymouth, until the end of July. The winner and other awards will be announced soon. Sharks play a vital role in ocean ecosystems and need protection.
July 9, 2025 by HAL
The Willow Workshop invites you to create a Plankton Hat. It will be led by Duncan Cameron at Royal William Yard. The event is on July 19th from 12:30 to 3 PM. Only 20 spots are available, so book early if interested. It’s a fun way to learn more about ocean life!
July 3, 2025 by HAL
Staff can help raise funds to support shark conservation. Fundraising activities boost team spirit and help spread awareness. Ideas include themed dress days, quizzes, bake sales, and charity events. Joining challenge events builds teamwork and supports a good cause. Setting up a fundraising page can track progress and engage everyone.
Project sponsorship helps increase awareness for shark conservation. Brands supporting these projects show they care about protecting sharks. Sponsors gain visibility through the Shark Trust’s website and social media. They can also promote their brand at events. Supporting shark projects benefits both wildlife and brand recognition.
Small businesses can support shark conservation by joining a membership program. This membership helps promote community engagement and project sponsorship. Supporting the Shark Trust can lead to better ocean health and shark protection. Businesses can also involve their customers in these efforts. Joining this initiative shows a commitment to marine conservation.
July 1, 2025 by HAL
Companies can partner with the Shark Trust to help save ocean life. They can support important projects focused on shark and ocean conservation. Partnerships promote positive stories about these marine creatures and their habitats. Joining these efforts helps protect biodiversity in our oceans. Together, we can make a difference for sharks and the ocean.
Community engagement in scuba diving helps raise awareness about the ocean. It includes beach events and school visits that educate people about marine life. The Great Eggcase Hunt is a citizen science project where everyone can participate. Videos and events share successful engagement stories. Helping with these projects connects communities and supports ocean conservation.
The Mediterranean is home to endangered sharks like Angel Sharks and Guitarfish. These species are often caught accidentally by fishermen. Special guides help fishermen safely release these sharks back into the sea. Supporting these efforts is crucial for shark conservation in this region. By protecting these species, we can help ocean health.
Oceanic sharks are vital species and are vulnerable to overfishing. The Oceanics Programme works with international fisheries to protect these sharks. They monitor regulations and help develop proposals for better management of shark populations. Support from various brands aids in creating awareness and driving change for shark conservation. The Big Shark Pledge is an initiative […]
Living with sharks involves understanding how humans and sharks can coexist. The project aims to reduce conflicts between people and sharks. It promotes positive views on recovering shark populations. Films and guidelines will help educate everyone involved. Future efforts will involve working with government to support shark conservation.
June 16, 2025 by HAL
Sharks play an important role in the ecosystem of The Bahamas. Many divers encounter different shark species while scuba diving. These sharks help keep fish populations healthy by eating the weak and sick. Working together, divers and conservationists can protect sharks and their habitats. Diving with sharks can be an exciting way to appreciate ocean […]
June 3, 2025 by HAL
The Shark Trust is hosting a pub quiz to support shark conservation. It takes place at Steel Brew in Plymouth on July 3, 2025. Participants can enjoy craft beer while testing their knowledge about sharks. Money raised will go directly to help protect sharks and rays. Prizes will be awarded for winners and the best […]
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