Sharks are also in the news since summer months bring more people in contact with waters where sharks swim. Warmer waters bring rays and juvenile sharks closer to shore, with an increased odds that humans and sharks shall meet.
Read MoreThe Bay Canary? More Leopard Shark Deaths in San Francisco Bay
In the last two months, numerous reports of dead or dying sharks in the Bay have followed a another die-off in Aquatic Park Berkeley this year. Sharks are being reported […]
Read MoreOcean Awareness Day, Walter Munk Foundation La Jolla
Join Shark Stewards with an interactive activity at the MAP of the La Jolla Cove at beautiful La Jolla Shores, based on research by famous oceanographer Walter Munk.
Read MoreDead Sharks and Rays in Aquatic Park
During the week of February 6 a colleague reported via Reddit seeing several dead bat rays and leopard sharks at Berkeley’s Aquatic Park. After investigating, a biologist from Shark Stewards recorded nearly 20 dead leopard sharks and bat rays at Aquatic Park.
Read MoreOcean Awareness Shark ID Dive In and Fair, La Jolla Cove
Dive in and learn about sharks on Ocean Awareness Day in beautiful La Jolla California! Join Shark Stewards at Ocean Alley
Interactive Educational Activities and Family Fun
Learn how sharks feed, and check out this Mako Shark sculpture by artist Carl Glowienke!
Read MoreShark Watch Data Dive and Exploration
Join our Shark Watch project team diving and collecting observation on San Diego sharks, and entering them into our Shark Watch CA Sevengill shark project.
Read MoreCalifornia’s Coolest Sharks- Nicholas Endowment Distinguished Speaker
Learn about California sharks with Shark Stewards Director David McGuire with a talk, multimedia and real sharks at the Ocean Science Institute, Dana Point.
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