What
Further Reading
DO
Education & Academic Instruction
What
Further Reading
DO
Education & Academic Instruction
From our Articles of Association
The statutory purpose is pursued non-violently and sustainably…
… in particular through the organisation of scientific events and research projects, the commissioning of research, public relations work, and the education of youth and adults regarding sensitive interactions with the environment, specifically concerning sharks and the marine ecosystem.
… in particular through the organisation of scientific events and research projects, the commissioning of research, public relations work, and the education of youth and adults regarding sensitive interactions with the environment, specifically concerning sharks and the marine ecosystem.
What can you do?
What each of us can do is often more significant and more straightforward than we might think
Against species extinction
With regard to species extinction, the most powerful leverage lies in our shopping baskets: which fish we purchase, which eco-labels we trust, and which policies we elect.
Against species extinction
With regard to species extinction, the most powerful leverage lies in our shopping baskets: which fish we purchase, which eco-labels we trust, and which policies we elect.
Mitigating the climate crisis
Marine conservation is climate action - the seabed and seagrass meadows sequester CO₂ on a massive scale; their destruction, for instance through bottom trawling, releases it back into the environment.
Mitigating the climate crisis
Marine conservation is climate action - the seabed and seagrass meadows sequester CO₂ on a massive scale; their destruction, for instance through bottom trawling, releases it back into the environment.
Combating Marine Pollution
Pollution is more than just plastic. Noise also deprives whales and sharks of their orientation. Both originate on land, with us.
Combating Marine Pollution
Pollution is more than just plastic. Noise also deprives whales and sharks of their orientation. Both originate on land, with us.
Addressing overexploitation
More than 80 million sharks die in fisheries every year. The path forward requires conscious consumption, binding marine protected areas, and stricter regulations for the industry.
Addressing overexploitation
More than 80 million sharks die in fisheries every year. The path forward requires conscious consumption, binding marine protected areas, and stricter regulations for the industry.