Our Vision: A future where sharks thrive within a globally healthy marine ecosystem

Our Work

We believe the best way to safeguard the future of sharks is through a solutions-based approach that promotes positive change. Like a jigsaw, there are many pieces that make up the big picture.

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Together let's safeguard a future for sharks in our oceans. We've got lots of ways you can get involved. From becoming a member or citizen scientist to fundraising and events.

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Adopt a Great White Shark

Adopt a Great White Shark today and you'll be supporting vital Great White Shark research in the USA.

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OUR IMPACT

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Years of positive change for sharks

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Influencing >100 nations to create positive change for sharks

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