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Killing Jaws? Not at Stinson Beach or Western Australia Either

Killing Jaws? Not at Stinson Beach or Western Australia Either Last summer a critically injured juvenile fin whale washed ashore at Stinson Beach followed closely by a Great White Shark.  […]

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Posted bySharkstewardsJuly 15, 2014August 15, 2021Tags: Jaws, Reunion, Shark Cull, Shark Watch, Stinson beach, West Australia

Press Release: Shark Stewards Holds Shark March in San Francisco to Protest Australian Shark Killing

Contact: David McGuire, Shark Stewards           FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (San Francisco CA 2/12/2013) San Francisco Shark Alliance Hold Shark March to Protest Australian Shark Killing by Holding Shark March Shark Stewards […]

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Posted bySharkstewardsFebruary 12, 2013Tags: shark, Shark Cull, West Australia

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  • Bipartisan Bill to End Lethal Driftnet Fishery in the United States

    The California driftnet fishery is responsible for the annual killing of thousands of innocent seabirds, marine mammals and sharks in California waters and is the only fishery where these harmful …

  • US Trade laws and the USA Shark Sales Elimination Act (HR.737/S.877)

    Contact Your Representative and  Your Senators Directly and urge them to support the Shark Fin Trade Elimination Act of 2019.

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    • Mission and Vision
    • Our Team
    • Partners & Donors
    • Victories & Milestones
    • Shark Stewards DEI Statement
  • Our Work
    • Saving Sharks in the Coral Triangle
    • Marine Protection
    • Saving Sharks
    • Media Production
    • US Shark Fin Trade Ban
  • Science & Education
    • Shark Watch California
    • Science Programs
      • Citizen Science
      • Sharks Sanctuary and Marine Protection
      • Shark and Ray Science
    • White Shark Stewardship
    • How to Avoid a Shark Attack
    • Sharktober
    • Sustainable Ecotourism
  • Adventures
    • Farallon Islands Eco- Adventure
    • Manta and Shark ID
  • Campaigns
    • Support the US Shark Fin Sales Elimination Act
    • Respect and Protect Kona Fish
    • Oceans 30% x 2030
    • Tell eBay: Stop Endangered Shark Trade
    • Save the Hammerhead Highway
    • Stop Big Plastic From Polluting California Seas
    • Fed Ex Shark Fin Shipping
  • Get Involved
    • Contact Us
    • How to Help
    • Adopt a Shark
    • Ocean Plastics
    • Art For Sharks
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