Sure, the photography is incredible and the content is exciting on Shark Week, but most of us who actually spend our time in the ocean already know that sharks are cool, and humans are the ones to be feared, not the sharks.
Read MoreCristina Mittermeir: Women Who Inspire Women to Save Sharks
Now one of the most prestigious conservationist photographers in the world — as well as co-founder of her own ocean conservation group, SeaLegacy.org— Mittermeier has continues to work alongside people with diverse backgrounds to produce media and art to help spark conversations about ocean conservation and climate change.
Read MoreSaving Sharks in the Coral Triangle- National Geographic Explorer Talk with Canopy
Join Shark Stewards Director David McGuire for an exploration into the Coral Triangle examining reefs, sharks and threats to biodiversity.
Read MoreEnding Ocean Plastic -California EcoBlitz
The EcoBlitz CA with National Geographic is a statewide urban to ocean plastics and species data collection with youth. This project engages educators & classrooms to gather data, shared with National Geographic Explorers in a project to better understand the interconnected nature of the human & natural world.
Read More2019 EcoBlitz CA
March 18-24 EcoBlitz CA with National Geographic- a statewide urban to ocean plastics and species data collection with youth.
This is a project engaging educators & classrooms to gather data, shared with National Geographic Explorers in a project to better understand the interconnected nature of the human & natural world.
Read MoreRecent News on Shark Stewards
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 MoreSaving the Endangered Chinese Swamp Cypress
See this and past blogs on the Blogger site National Geographic Explorer expedition heads into Laos forests to study newly discovered population of this endangered tree in its threatened […]
Read MoreShark News, April 2015
After two months in Asia, it is good to be home. I’ve just returned from a National Geographic Explorer’s Grant-funded Expedition in Laos. There are no sharks in Laos, but there […]
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