Beach Cleanup with Shark Stewards and Surfrider Foundation Seal Beach celebrating International Surfing Day on June 19 th from 8-12 noon at Ray Bay on San Gabriel River Jetty,
Read MoreWhite Shark Attack – What is Your Risk?
Most of the encounters with white sharks along the west coast of North America occur with mature white sharks in the months between August and November. These months we call Sharktober are when the large white sharks return to the coast after an annual migration to forage on seals and sea lions.
Read MoreSharks and Surfing and Co-existence
Join Shark Stewards Director with the Surfrider Foundation, San Mateo Chapter learning about your risk and why sharks need saving. 630=9PM Half Moon Bay Yacht Club
Read MoreWhite Shark Attacks on the West Coast of North America
White sharks are the most commonly encountered large shark species by humans off the west coast. Protected in California since 1994, more sightings and close encounters with young sharks are occurring in Southern California.
Read MoreChinese Shark Ambassador Darci Liu Loves Sharks
Shark Stewards Chinese Ambassador Darci Liu Dan speaks out in support of sharks and ocean love. Darci grew up almost 1,000 kilometers away from the nearest ocean and studied ballet until […]
Read MoreSharktober, White Sharks and the Red Triangle Myth
Although white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias aka “Great White Sharks”) swim our in ocean year round, a period of higher risk of encountering an adult white shark occurs in the fall months we call “Sharktober”. This is the period between September and November when peak white shark encounters occur along the Coast of California
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