"Say No to Shark Fin Soup" Campaign Launches in China!

"Say No to Shark Fin Soup" Campaign Launches in China!
The last six months have been hectic, with both Paul and me working on several global shark campaigns with some incredibly talented and passionate folks (and thus, the long pause in postings!). This month,...
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Top Ten Ways You Can Save Sharks

Top Ten Ways You Can Save Sharks
So you don’t eat shark fin soup or live in a country that considers it part of its culture? Doesn’t matter. You can still make a difference in the shark issue and save your share of the 100,000,000...
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Thank you Palau! Sharks can keep their fins.

Thank you Palau! Sharks can keep their fins.
Last April, Palau announced they were considering legislation to legalize shark fishing for foreign vessels in their water. Yes – Palau. A country who relies upon tourism for over 60% of their GDP –...
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There's more to South Africa than Cage Diving: Don't miss the sharks of Aliwal Shoal

There's more to South Africa than Cage Diving: Don't miss the sharks of Aliwal Shoal
(Photo by Mark Van Coller: www.earthphotos.co.za)My article on Aliwal Shoal - my favorite place on earth - is running this month in Sport Diver. Initially, I was thrilled to bring some US attention to...
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Thank you Windsor! The World's First Shark Friendly Town is in England

Thank you Windsor! The World's First Shark Friendly Town is in England
What does it mean to be shark friendly? Well, in Windsor, England, it means no shark products are sold anywhere in the city limits: not a single cartilage pill at the local herbal shop, not a single rock...
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While most are aware of the plight of the charismatic ocean creatures, like dolphins and whales, few know of the shark’s current fate. Surprisingly, sharks, the creatures we fear most, are battling for survival, putting our oceans – and us - at dire risk.  

The sharks are in desperate need of help, and guardian angels just might be their only hope.

The Shark Angels  are leading a grassroots movement to save the fiercest predators on the planet— a species  that now desperately needs their help.

 

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