On 14 February, we were guests at the Marine Conservation Day of the Captain Paul Watson Foundation (CPWF) in Bremen. In the university's lecture hall, the "Keksdose", we delivered a presentation to a highly engaged audience on the current status of blue sharks (Prionace glauca) in Europe. We also spent the entire day answering numerous questions at our information stand. Together with the CPWF, Stop Finning Germany and several other organisations, the event was dedicated entirely to the oceans, providing visitors with comprehensive information on various projects.

We are already looking forward to next year and to further joint events in Leipzig and potentially Cologne. We will keep you updated.

underwater photography of black fish

Shark finning in the Maldives

Strictly speaking, the Maldives had declared a marine protected area, serving as a global model for over a decade. This status became history in November 2025, when the...

underwater photography of black fish

Shark finning in the Maldives

Strictly speaking, the Maldives had declared a marine protected area, serving as a global model for over a decade. This status became history in November 2025, when the...

underwater photography of black fish

Unspectacular - this is the appearance of the Leverkusen City Library.

For now. This is set to change in the coming weeks: the sharks are due to arrive in March. Our exhibits for the exhibition "Faszination Meer" will be set up in the Stadtbibliothek from 10 March to 17 April 2026...

underwater photography of black fish

Unspectacular - this is the appearance of the Leverkusen City Library.

For now. This is set to change in the coming weeks: the sharks are due to arrive in March. Our exhibits for the exhibition "Faszination Meer" will be set up in the Stadtbibliothek from 10 March to 17 April 2026...