Our main objective is to educate about sharks and raise awareness about the need for shark conservation.
Methods we use to achieve our goals:
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All money raised goes directly back to shark conservation, whether it be creating more stickers, paying for the upkeep of our website, or larger scale initiatives such as billboards and educational programs.
We would like to express our gratitude to all those who have supported
Save Our Sharks financially or in generosity.
Save Our Sharks financially or in generosity.
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"Beqa Sharks - Circles of sustainability"
Read underwater photographer, Alison Smith's story on the history of Beqa Lagoon Fiji and the mesmerising sharks that attract tourists and shark lovers from all over the world. (2023) Envoy: Shark Cull - a fascinating, deeply moving documentary narrated by Eric Bana, which sheds light on the real story behind the coastal ‘shark safety’ programs in Queensland and New South Wales.
Join some of the biggest names in ocean conservation, such as Sea Shepherd, Ocean Ramsey and Madison Stewart, who bring their in-depth knowledge and expertise to shed light on this scarcely understood topic. More info here: www.watchenvoyfilm.com.au Stacy Jupiter/WCS writes about shark sanctuaries in Fiji and how they are protecting these amazing animals.
(2013) A 2019 documentary explaining the Gold Coast Shark Nets in Queensland, Australia.
Shark Nets at Queensland beaches have been around for a long time. Are they effective? What other side effects do these nets create? What about Drum lines? This film asks the questions and provides the other side of the story to shark netting along Queensland beaches. Watch this informative and well researched film by Marine Biologist Holly Richmond thesharknetfilm.com |
For 15 years my family and I visited Smoky Cape
Light House on our Christmas holidays. Each year I would stare misty eyed at Fish Rock and wonder what was living under that rock. Three years ago I decided I would give up a day of surfing and dive the rock. Weather stalled my first two attempts, but this year it all came together. I hope my little video helps to change peoples perceptions and that they will learn to love all marine creatures, especially our sharks. Cheers, David Forrest |