Join Shark Stewards Director David McGuire, celebrating biodiversity in the Borneo jungles and ocean
Read MoreAdopt a Shark and Receive a Certificate for Christmas
Adopt a shark and save a reef with Shark Stewards
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Searching for Great Whites With Underwater Robots. National Geographic Recent Post on Shark Stewards Work in MPAs at the Farallon Islands. Frontier Borneo, The Shark Project Discovery Channel Asia Video […]
Read MoreYear End News From Shark Stewards
Thanks to you threatened species like Blue sharks are one additional step away from extinction. This beautiful and important shark is disappearing-driven largely by the shark fin trade-yet new protection […]
Read MoreExploring and Saving Borneo Wildlife
August 15, 2017 Since 2013 when we signed onto an effort to ban shark fishing in Sabah, Borneo, Shark Stewards has been active in the region in policy, data collection […]
Read MorePledge the UN Initiative to Stop Fish Bombing
Fish bombing (also known as ‘dynamite fishing’, or ‘blast fishing’) is a destructive fishing practice in which typically, homemade bombs are dropped into the ocean or onto the seabed. Shock waves produced by the explosion either stun or kill fish, some of which are then collected from the surface while the rest sink to the seabed. Fish bombing not only targets fish but all other surrounding marine life, as well as destroying the coral reef which takes decades to recover devastating the ecosystem and future livelihoods.
Read MoreSwim for Borneo Sharks
Shark Stewards sixth annual Swim for Sharks is occurring across the globe in Malaysian Borneo.
Read MoreSwim For Sharks
5 volunteers successfully swam around Pom Pom Island in memoriam of TRACC Founder Steve Oakley. Watch for our next swim in 2018, and help us keep fighting for sharks.
Read MoreCoral Reef Restoration, Shark Research and Rescue Borneo at Pom Pom Island
With the University of San Francisco Shark Stewards returns to Sabah Malaysia in June working with our partners at KOPEL and the Sabah Shark Protection Association restoring a tropical forest ecosystem and documenting and saving wildlife in Borneo.
Read MorePassing of an Ocean Champion- Professor Steve Oakley
December 10, 2016 My last visit to Pom Pom Island in September 2016 was bittersweet. Nearly three years since my first visit here, the coral reef on this small island off […]
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