If you're looking for something to keep you, or little ones, entertained, check out our top 10 resources... Read more
In this issue we're dispelling some of the common shark myths. Exploring how we can all shift the current negative narrative surrounding sharks, by the way we talk about them. Read more
So named for their short, blunt snout and cantankerous nature. Generally solitary animals, Bull Sharks like to be left alone and can be very territorial. Read more
Our mission is to safeguard the future of sharks through positive change. We achieve this through science, education, influence and action.
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 volunteering.
We’ve partnered with national award-winning outdoor education provider - The Great Out-Tours - to produce a range of curriculum-linked and risk-assessed educational resources.
Help vulnerable shark species in the Atlantic by supporting our No Limits? campaign. Let's stop uncontrolled shark fishing. Read more
Help Basking Sharks in the Northeast Atlantic by donating to our Basking Shark Project. Read more
Donate today and help our flagship citizen science project go from strength to strength. Read more
Check out our selection of top shark stories for the month. Covering the latest news and discoveries from around the world... Read more
The latest book from Dave Ebert and Marc Dando is a delight. This field guide is comprehensive, detailed and beautifully illustrated. Read more
With voracious appetites, Tiger Sharks will eat pretty much anything. This is why they're often referred to as the 'Dustbin of the Sea'. Read more