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Atlantic shark feeding habits under study - FIS
Atlantic shark feeding habits under study - FIS
30 Jan 2012
SPAIN// A team of scientists of Chelonia Association and the University of Marseille (France) chose the port of Vigo to initiate a study on dietary habits and intake areas of Atlantic sharks. Image © Fiona Ayerst.

Indonesian shark fishing communities to help in sustainability study - Science Network
Indonesian shark fishing communities to help in sustainability study - Science Network
30 Jan 2012
INDONESIA// A Murdoch University PhD student will spend a year living among Indonesian shark fishermen to investigate their impact on shark populations and the effects of conservation efforts on fishing communities. Image © Rob Allen.

Chinese New Year causes shark fin feeding frenzy - The Sydney Morning Herald
Chinese New Year causes shark fin feeding frenzy - The Sydney Morning Herald
22 Jan 2012
AUSTRALIA// While shark fin soup will be a staple at Chinese New Year banquets in Australia this week, it is under attack from conservation groups. Image © Arthur Hungry.

Half-truths and great white lies - The Australian
Half-truths and great white lies - The Australian
20 Jan 2012
AUSTRALIA// Just north of Redhead Beach near Newcastle, NSW, where a 44-year-old surfer this week became the latest victim of a seemingly endless summer of shark-attack fear, is one of the few known nursery areas for endangered great whites. Image © JSD.


Watch Amazing ROV Footage of a Common Skate at 60m depth - Orkney Skate Trust
Watch Amazing ROV Footage of a Common Skate at 60m depth - Orkney Skate Trust
20 Jan 2012
SCOTLAND//The Orkney Skate Trust (OST) has captured stunning, unique ROV footage of a large male Flapper Skate; also known as a Common Skate; in sixty metres of water off Billia Croo, on the Orkney Mainland. Image © Marc Dando.

Giant shark spotted in Devon  - The Sun
Giant shark spotted in Devon - The Sun
19 Jan 2012
DEVON// Steven Gale and Julie Wright were out taking an early-morning walk last week saw what they initially thought was a dog in the water on Exmouth beach. Image © Charles Hood.

Voracious Demand Threatens Manta and Mobula Rays - The New York Times
Voracious Demand Threatens Manta and Mobula Rays - The New York Times
16 Jan 2012
ASIA// A few years ago, something surprising began turning up in Asia's fish markets: the gill rakers of manta and mobula rays. Image © Steve Jones.

South Florida Fishermen Find 10-Foot Endangered Sawfish Near Biscayne National Park (VIDEO) - Huffington Post
South Florida Fishermen Find 10-Foot Endangered Sawfish Near Biscayne National Park (VIDEO) - Huffington Post
13 Jan 2012
FLORIDA// On Thursday, while fishing out of Black Point Marina near Biscayne National Park, South Florida fishermen came across a very rare sea creature - the endangered sawfish or carpenter shark. Image © The Deep.

Why planting mangroves is good news for whale sharks - Wildlife Extra
Why planting mangroves is good news for whale sharks - Wildlife Extra
13 Jan 2012
PHILIPPINES// With the help of almost 300 volunteers, 10,000 mangroves were recently planted in Donsol in the Philippines. Mangroves are vital for Donsol's wildlife - providing homes for fireflies, indicators of healthy ecosystems, and fuelling the growth of plankton, which in turn attract whale sharks. Image © Shelly Hibberd.
 

New iPhone app lets users follow roaming great white sharks - IBN Live
New iPhone app lets users follow roaming great white sharks - IBN Live
13 Jan 2012
LOS ANGELES// The great white shark is lurking in cyberspace, in the form of an iPhone application launched this week that allows users to track a dozen of the predators as they roam around the Pacific Ocean. Image © Adrian Hewitt.

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The Shark Trust promotes the study, management and conservation of sharks, skates and rays. The Shark Trust is the UK member of the European Elasmobranch Association. As such, it collaborates with other national member bodies to achieve their aims in British, European and international waters. The Trust aims to join forces with other groups concerned with shark, skate and ray conservation issues. These include commercial fisherman, recreational sea anglers, divers, yachtsmen, and all those who want to ensure the future survival of these fascinating but threatened animals.