Revitalization: collective action for the ocean The ocean covers over 70% of the planet. It is our life source, supporting humanity’s sustenance and that of every other organism on earth. […]
Read MoreWorld Oceans Day, Blue Film Festival
Join Sharks at the Blue Film Festival, Celebrating World Oceans Day, San Diego
Read MoreBan Deadly Mesh Driftnets Off California
The Driftnet Modernization and Bycatch Reduction Act, a bill to phase out large mesh drift gillnets used in federal waters off the coast of California has reintroduced by U.S. Senators […]
Read MoreNew Hawaii Shark Regulation Implemented To Protect Pacific Sharks
A new regulation prohibiting the use of wire leaders in longline fisheries is expected to increase the survival of hooked oceanic whitetip sharks by up to 30%.
Read MoreSharks: The King of the Sea
Sharks are killed at an alarming rate, their death affects the sea population around them, and they are lacking support based on false man-eating narratives. In an article by Global
Read MoreSeason of Whale Food- Strong Winds and Coastal Upwelling
2022 is a good year for whales in the Northeast Pacific. This year we are experiencing a La Niña condition, where strong Northwest winds blow along the west coast pushing […]
Read MoreUnited Surfing League Launches New NFT Mint for Sharks
Saving sharks through surfing competition with the Wave Riders Club and NFT. New bitcoin mint launched to support the USL and shark conservation. The @waveriders.club Learn more @surfing.com.insta
Read MoreChange is a Chance Young Taiwanese- American Speaks for Sharks for AAPI Month
Justin Lo interviews Shark Stewards Director David McGuire on his 19th podcast Breaking the Myth: Why Sharks are the Heroes of the Marine Ecosystem for Asian American Heritage month
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 MoreSharks Live at the International Ocean Film Festival
Join Shark Stewards with fans and fimmakers in San Francisco April 7-10 for the revival of the International Ocean Film Festival. Now in its 19th year, the festival will be live on-screen at the Cowell Theater in Fort Mason including other Bay Area screening venues and virtual).
On Friday April 8 at 1PM, we present the film The Dark Hobby on aquarium fish harvested from Hawaii with film director Paula Fouce onstage. Learn about our campaign to stop harvesting Kona reef fish and support healthy reefs and sharks in the central Pacific.