Celebrate and Protect the Ocean
Join Shark Stewards celebrating sharks for International Shark Day with a Kona premiere Ocean by David Attenborough with other shark films made in Hawaii.
July 14 is Shark Awareness Shark Day, a day created to dispel myths about sharks and to raise awareness about the importance of sharks to the ocean.
Read MoreKawaihae Harbor Summer Cleanup with our partners Keep Puako Beautiful and S. Kohala Aliance
When Sat, July 12, 8am – 12pm
Where Pua Ka ‘Ilima ‘O Kawaihae Cultural Surf Park, Island of, Waimea, HI 96743, USA
June 7, 2025 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 […]
Read MoreJoin us welcoming our students back to school with a clean up and survey, Aquatic Park, Berkeley CA
Read MoreCelebrate International Shark Day at our own shark park nursery site and help us monitor and protect this beautiful park.with Aquatic Park Stewards
Read More A change in the ESA could reverse critical environmental safeguards and over 50 years of important species protection. Allowing habitat destruction could be the death knell for imperiled species across the United States and beyond, including great hammerhead sharks, green sea turtles and short tailed albatross.
This month we are campaigning the US Congress to support endangered marine life and marine protection.
Join Shark Stewards on September 20, 2025 for the biggest day of volunteer action at Aquatic Park Berkeley, and the East Bay Parks!
Read MoreJoin Shark Stewards protecting endangered species for one of our cleanup and marine debris data collection days at Aquatic Park, Berkeley, meeting at the South Circle Sunday May 11.
We will also be demonstrating the water sampling and data collection techniques applied in our current study of the water quality in the Aquatic Park lagoon.
Read MoreThe Trump administration is trying to undermine language in the Endangered Species Act to make it easier for developers and industry. It would loosen restrictions on industrial activities like coastal development and oil exploration that might damage an endangered animal’s habitat, even if the animal itself is not directly harmed.
Read MoreAs a concerned citizen I am writing in strong protest for the proposed opening of federal waters to oil development, exploration off California and in our National Marine Sanctuaries. These areas of high productivity and biodiversity are highly vulnerable to ocean noise, disturbance and risk of spill associated with exploration and oil and gas extraction.
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