Sharks Pacific

Field Notes

Stories from the Field

The Non-Linear Nature of Conservation

Conservation is a system of simultaneous, cyclical, and interacting actions, that often adapt to new challenges while ensuring the past conservation wins are upheld. Through these simultaneous efforts, Sharks Pacific conservation work becomes a constant—ensuring an enduring spotlight on the protection of keystone species and achieving wins for sharks and rays in the Pacific.

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Meet the FinForce

The FinForce is a group of committed, behind-the-scenes champions who help power Sharks Pacific’s policy and advocacy work across the Pacific. These remote volunteers bring curiosity, dedication, and a love for healthy oceans to projects that sit at the crossroads of science, policy, and real-world conservation.

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Bubba Cook joins Human Rights at Sea as Global Ambassador

Bubba Cook joins Human Rights at Sea as a new Global Ambassador, supporting the organization’s international human rights development work around the world.

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Reflections from TCC21: Transparency, Accountability, and Progress in Pohnpei

Sharks Pacific participated in the WCPFC’s 21st Technical and Compliance Committee meeting, held in Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia. The TCC is where the rubber meets the road in terms of ensuring the Commission’s rules are actually implemented.

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