Celebrate sharks live November 18, meet new friends, learn and act to save sharks and protect ocean health.
Did you know that 71 percent of oceanic sharks and rays have declined by since 1970, mainly because of overfishing?
Adventure to the Devil’s Teeth
This year we were again able to lead public trips to the infamous Farallon Islands, also called the Devil’s Teeth by mariners for the treacherous rocks and cloak of invisibility […]
Read More10 Small, But Mighty Ocean Groups School Together to Create a New Funding Model
10 Small, But Mighty Ocean Groups School Together to Create a New Funding Model
Ten 4 Ocean (T4O) offers unique collective approach
Sharktober- Saving Sharks From California to China
A talk by Shark Stewards Director David McGuire for the Marin SCUBA Club.
Read MoreDesignate the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary
Please sign on to our organization letter urging the Administration to immediately initiate the designation of the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary and write to express our strong support to include this national treasure within the National Marine Sanctuary System.
Read MoreSave Sharks with Custodians of the Sea Wear
This code entitles the customer to 10% off their entire online purchase at www.custodiansofthesea.net and with each use of the specific code Custodians of the Sea will donate an additional 10% of the purchase directly to Shark Stewards.
Read MoreSharktober: Why We Need Great White Sharks
On September 28, 2021, the ACS San Francisco Bay chapter was honored to host an exciting presentation by David McGuire, Founder and Director of Shark Stewards, National Geographic Explorer, and Emmy award-winning filmmaker.
Read MoreURGENT! Protect Kona Reefs- Send a Letter to BLNR
There is an urgent opportunity to join us in taking action today to protect Hawai’ian reefs. Send a letter to BLNR today to ban the collection fo reef fish for aquariums.
Read MoreBipartisan Bill to End Lethal Driftnet Fishery in the United States
The California driftnet fishery is responsible for the annual killing of thousands of innocent seabirds, marine mammals and sharks in California waters and is the only fishery where these harmful nets are still used in the United States.
Read MoreSurfer Survives White Shark Bite, Salmon Creek Higher Risk Region
cated near a rivermouth and haul out for pinnipeds and near the foraging grounds for seals and sealions, Salmon Creek is a hot spot for white shark activity. The unidentified man makes the 5th confirmed white shark encounter at Salmon Creek since scientists began researching these events.
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