How did we do?

OUR LATEST ACHIEVEMENTS

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2023/2024 Report

You can find more information and our previous annual reports on the Charity Commission website.

Inside IOTC: What the Latest Meeting Means for Sharks and Rays in the Indian Ocean

International shark conservation is rarely simple. Progress often comes through long negotiations, careful wording, and a lot of persistence.
Shark Town Premiere

The Shark Trust presents the UK Premiere of Shark Town. A film by Richard Peirce.
Shark Town Premiere

The Shark Trust presents the UK Premiere of Shark Town. A film by Richard Peirce.
Sharks International 2026

The Shark Trust team report back from Sharks International

Oceanics Programme

Our Oceanics Programme is a wide-ranging advocacy effort which targets the conservation of oceanic sharks and rays.
Mediterranean Programme

The Mediterranean Sea is a hotspot of extinction risk for sharks and rays. A complex body of water home to nearly 80 species of shark and ray, of which at least 53% are at risk of extinction.
Community Engagement Programme

We believe in the power of collective action and the value of working with communities to encourage best practices around sharks and rays
Fisheries Engagement

The primary threat to sharks and rays is, without doubt, the impacts of excessive and inadequately managed fisheries. So engagement with fisheries, driving the requirement for science-based sustainable management, is essential.
Living with Sharks

Looking forward to a world with more sharks. Living with Sharks is an innovative and forward-looking, community engagement project that will help prevent rollback of conservation advances and reduce negative human-shark interactions in the future.