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Explorer Classroom | Jess Cramp: Marine Conservationist

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A Month in the life of a TIS intern

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Meet Two Generations of Leading Ocean Protectors

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10.2018 / National Geographic Kids

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What It Takes to Guard a Giant Shark Sanctuary

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Who do you think turned away first, @marinoevans o

Who do you think turned away first, @marinoevans or the silky shark he’s decided to play chicken with? And also, should this still be called a game of chicken, or…?

Lucky GoPro shot by @kirbymorejohn

#silkyshark #sharkresearch #niue #marinescience #filmmaker #polynesia

Sharks Pacific works with Island communities, fish

Sharks Pacific works with Island communities, fishers, policy makers, scientists, and traditional leaders to understand sharks in Pacific waters and to create effective policies to protect vulnerable species. Your #GivingTuesday gift will help continue these crucial efforts.

Click the link in bio to donate. #ResponsibleConservation #LinkInBio #sharks #sharkresearch #sharkconservation #marinebiology

Our research trips to #Niue revolve around underst

Our research trips to #Niue revolve around understanding the interactions between #sharks and #fishers, with a goal of co-designing solutions to help them coexist in a changing climate. One of the components of this work includes tracking the movements of sharks that are caught in the local fishing grounds. Offshore, the fishers are primarily interacting with silky sharks. Here, Io and our ED @jessaddwater are preparing to secure a shark in the water, just along the side of the boat, so it can be tagged, measured and released.

📷 @kirbymorejohn

#sharkresesrch #sharktagging #collaborationiskey #humanwildlifeconflict #coexist #HWCAtSea #responsibleconservation #fishing #catchandrelease

It’s time to tag some #sharks in #Niue. Who’s

It’s time to tag some #sharks in #Niue. Who’s coming with us?

Here’s a gorgeous silky shark coming in for her new jewelry.

📷@kirbymorejohn

#sharkresearch #science #telemetry #fishing #catchandrelease #Carcharhinusfalciformis

We are back in #Niue after more than two years, si

We are back in #Niue after more than two years, since their borders were closed for Covid. We love this #island and to welcome you all back, @jinnamhopotoa is going to introduce you to a Niuean favorite. He’s been a star researcher this week with our team here in #Niue. You’ll hear more from Jinnam this week, as he’s going to take over our stories. Give him a follow!

Did you know that fish can have wings? Have you ever seen a #flyingfish? Or ever eaten one? They’re delicious (the #sharks like them a lot too 😉). Tell us about your flying fish moments below!

#flyingfish #hahave #maroro #fishing #sharkresearch

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