Join us for shark activities including how the Ampulla of Loenzini work, and a live dissection with Shark Stewards at the Bay Area Science Festival San Francisco.
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Join the Shark Stewards team engaging and educating youth on sharks and ocean health. Learn about our Aquatic Park Stewards program and how you can get involved.
Read MoreMunk Ocean Day, Sharks
Join Shark Stewards at the annual Walter Munk Ocean Day celebration and education event Saturday October 4th, 2025. Meet our team, learn about shark senses, the importance of sharks and what happens when sharks disappear and why we should protect them.
Read MoreCelebrate Shark Awareness Day at Berkeley Shark Park
Celebrate International Shark Day at our own shark park nursery site and help us monitor and protect this beautiful park.with Aquatic Park Stewards
Read MoreBeach Cleanup Aquatic Park
Join our Aquatic Park Stewards team testing water quality, cleaning up marine debris and helping maintain the lagoon and park.Meet our Friends of Aquatic Park partners and help collect data on this ongoing research and community science project.
Read MoreSharktober- Devil’s Teeth Farallon Island and Wildlife Adventures
Sharktober Farallon Island Adventure
It’s Sharktober! Join Shark Conservationist and Naturalist David McGuire and other wildlife specialists celebrating sharks in a life-changing experience searching the Gulf of the Farallones for whales, wildlife and our finny friends.
Join us exiting beneath the Golden Gate on the US Coast Guard certified vessel AMIGO, for amazing photo and wildlife opportunities and crossing 28 miles across the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary on a modern day Natural History expedition.
Read MoreEast Bay Science Day Oakland
oin our youth science mentors at the OUSD STEM Science Science Fair.
Learn about shark anatomy, behavior and physiology at the Shark Stewards booth MAY 7, 2025
Read MoreDo Sharks Speak?
Sharks are often called the Silent Killer, but are they really silent? Communication can include many senses, and sharks have senses that few other species possess. Sharks have evolved as […]
Read MoreRunning for Sharks, San Francisco With Lily’s Go Fund Me
Our science team member Lily Byrne is psyched to run and is recruiting runners and supporters at the San Francisco Half Marathon to raise money for water analysis, harmful algal bloom monitoring and disease tracking of sharks in the San Francisco Bay.
Read MoreScience Communication and Public Ocean Education
Science communication is the ability to engage a wide array of audiences regarding environmental concerns, utilizing a framework set forth to hook participants into educating more on pertinent topics, and strategically designing a solution for next steps. Science is meant to be engaging and fun for all ages of learners and educators, and this means presentations should be designed for all levels of thinkers.
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