Shark Stewards at Patagonia

Join Shark Stewards a grant recipient of Patagonia September 25 at Fieldworks Brewing Company,  to recognize grantees, and provide opportunities for networking like minded eco-activists.

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Shark Attacks Occuring Early in Hawai’i

The shark season is heating up early in 2024, with four incidents in Hawai’i by June. Although Maui has the notoriety of the most shark attacks in the Hawaiian Island chain, all incidents occurred on the island of Oahu thus far according to Hawaii’s Department of Aquatic Resources (DAR). Read how you can avoid getting bitten by a shark and still enjoy the ocean.

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Beach Cleanup- Newport Beach

Join Shark Stewards Southern California and the Ocean Team with our run and ocean health partners KBR sports. Clean the beach, get outdoors and win some great prizes from KBR […]

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Run 4 Sharks and Ocean Health Fair

Run, walk or hang out with our fellow ocean educators like the Cal State University Shark Lab, naturalist Jim Serpa, Back Bay Science Center and learn about sharks and wildlife. Visit our health educators KPC Health, SCAR Rehab and watch a shark attack rescue simulation and learn field trauma care and how to apply a tourniquet!

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Sharks in the Dana Point Film Festival

Join Shark Stewards educating and for a screening of our film Alice in Borneo’s Wonderland at the first Dana Point Film Festival. Film screenings are May 6 and 7, following the 50th year anniversary of the classic surfing film Endless Summer.

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Risk of Shark Attack at Pacifica

Sightings of Great White Sharks occur more often than many locals may expect. Great Whites (Carcharodon carcharias) are responsible for at least 180 out of the 203 shark attacks recorded in California since 1950, and thanks to popular media, most humans have a huge fear of these cold-blooded predators- and rightfully so! There have been a large handful of Great White Shark sightings in California in recent years.

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