Sharks Pacific is pleased to announce the launch of the Pacific Leadership Development Program Conservation Fund, designed to support the next generation of Pacific Island fisheries and conservation leaders. This…
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Shark bites can spark fear and political pressure for immediate action, but not every response makes beaches safer. This article explores the laws, science, and evidence behind shark-control measures—and why effective public safety policy must balance human safety with shark conservation.
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After more than 25 years working in fisheries policy, Bubba Cook reflects on two September meetings that highlighted both the promise of new fisheries enforcement technologies and the persistent political barriers to accountability. The technology exists. The question is whether governments have the will to use it.
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Join the Tag Team! During the entire month of October, Sharks Pacific is putting 100% of all donations toward the purchase of satellite tags. These tags generate critical data, which help shape better conservation policies to protect sharks and rays.
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Sharks have been portrayed as monsters for decades, fueling fear through sensationalized headlines, movies, and media. But what happens when we replace fear with curiosity? By learning more about these diverse, ancient predators and the vital roles they play in ocean ecosystems, we can begin to shift our perspective—and find a path toward coexistence.
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