View this email in your browser LATEST NEWS | CAMPAIGNS | GET INVOLVED DONATE Dear Shark Friend, I want to thank you as a core team member for your support keeping Shark Stewards working and […]
Read MoreSaving Sharks in the Coral Triangle
Shark Stewards joins BluHope in their Big Blue Day online event with the Asian Dive Expo on saving sharks of the coral triangle. Watch this conversation with our conservation partners […]
Read MoreShark Stewards: We Embrace DEI
Shark Stewards Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity Statement Shark Stewards is committed to a fair, just and inclusive environment for all our employees, board and volunteer team. We embrace diversity and […]
Read MoreSaving Sabah Sharks
Centered in the heart of the Coral Triangle, Borneo is well known as a region of high biological diversity and endemism. A diverse population of sharks and rays (elasmobranches) are […]
Read MoreSharktober: The White Sharks Return. Newsletter
*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* View this email in your browser LATEST NEWS | CAMPAIGNS | GET INVOLVED DONATE It’s Sharktober! It’s that time again when the white sharks are returning to our Sanctuary […]
Read MoreCover Girl: The Sand Tiger Shark
Meet the cover girl of our new book Sharks for Kids, A Science Guide to Great Whites, Hammerheads and Other Sharks of the Sea. Written by biologist and shark conservationist […]
Read MoreShark Week News
Help Shark Stewards keep the sharks in shark week.
Read MoreFeatured Species: Megamouth Shark
Our Shark Week featured species is not Jaws, it’s Megamouth (Megachasma pelagios) a large and rare species, reaching weights of 2700 pounds and lengths of 17 feet. Megamouth is the smallest […]
Read MoreKeeping the Sharks Alive for Shark Week
What comes to mind when you hear the word shark? If it’s during Discovery Channel’s most popular program, the image is generally shark attack. This year’s week-long frenzy includes Mike […]
Read MoreSupport Marine National Monuments
In an Executive Order dated January 21, 2021, President Biden announced his administration would review the monument’s status including the Bears Ears of Utah and the NE Atlantic Marine National Monument. Included in this review will be the Trump Administrations proposal to allow commercial fishing in the Pacific Island protected areas in the the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument and the Pacific Remote Islands.
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