Shark conservation

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Students interested in marine biology can join our research internship in South Africa, including white shark internship, to get on-field research experience.

In a broad-scale study recently published in Fisheries Research, researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst quantified the emotional and behavioral responses to shark depredation in recreational fisheries. The study found that anglers, and especially recreational fishing guides, who experienced depredation were more likely to have a negative response towards sharks and were thus more likely to target sharks for additional harvesting.

One Ocean Conservation 🦈 on Instagram: “10 ways you can #helpsavethesharks 4. Reduce or Stop Your Seafood Consumption. Commercial fishing negatively impacts sharks in two ways.…”

Feel free to download and print this poster for your home, classroom, workplace or business. Find more posters like this at https://www.marineconservation.org.au/shark-posters/

Shark finning infographic for my graphic design class. “I’m FINished With Fins” was a campaign by SharkSavers (now part of WildAid) to encourage people to pledge not to eat shark fin soup. Sharks are...

This is pretty staggering. Why haven't the sharks made a classic movie about a terrifying rampaging human?