We need to raise £10,000 before Christmas to expand our vital work on all 22 species of angel sharks. Read more
Shortfin Makos are the fastest shark on record, reaching estimated speeds of 30mph. Possibly more. This enables them to chase down fast bony-fish, such as tuna and swordfish. Read more
Worldwide there are over 500 species of shark, 600 skates and rays and 50 chimaera. All unique and amazing in their own ways, and perfectly adapted to the environment in which they live! Read more
Our mission is to safeguard the future of sharks through positive change. We achieve this through science, education, influence and action.
Find and record empty shark eggcases that have washed up on the beach. Eggcase hunting is great fun for all ages! Click here to find everything you need to get started.
Check out our range of shark inspired gifts. From shark adoptions, gift memberships, & Christmas cards. To clothing, accessories, & cuddly toys... There's something for everyone.
This is where the Coastal Trail Series was born - the South Devon stage has become a cult classic. Taking on those incredible coastal views why not run it for sharks?! #DoSomeFin Read more
Plymouth's half marathon is happening 17 May 2020. This year we're asking supporters to take part and run for sharks. So why not join us for this 13.1 mile run, which takes on the sights of our hometown. Read more
Take on this new challenge for 2020 - across England's South West Pennisular. As an official Charity Partner we're pleased to be able to give you a discount on 2 of the charity sign up options. Read more
Paul&Shark become the latest company to sign up as Corporate Patrons of the Trust - supporting and promoting our work across the globe. Read more
We welcome our latest Corporate Patrons, Oyster Diving. Read more
The result of a major collaborative effort, the Mediterranean Angel Sharks: Regional Action Plan sets out a roadmap for restoring the three species of angel shark in the Mediterranean. It's a call to action for stakeholders to work together to address the challenges faced by these Critically Endangered species. Read more