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Resource Zone

You’ll find materials, training and action kits designed to support marine debris, sharks in peril and other conservation activities.

Popular Resources

Mar. 19/13
Sharks in Peril

Overfishing, bycatch and finning. You understand the tough problems facing shark populations worldwide and that divers can take significant steps to secure a brighter future for sharks. Mobilise your troops into action by teaching the AWARE Shark Conservation Diver Distinctive Specialty or using the resources available in schools, community groups etc.

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Feb. 19/13

Designed by Guillermo Munro of www.memuco.org you can download the Manta Rays Infographic and learn more about what's threatening the survival of the giant manta and reef manta.

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Feb. 17/13

Designed by Guillermo Munro of www.memuco.org you can download the Oceanic Whitetip Infograph and learn more about what's threatening the survival of this incredible shark.

 

Feb. 19/13

At the 16th Conference of Parties (CoP) to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) in March 2013 parties will vote on a record number of proposals for controlling trade in a variety of threatened sharks and rays, including hammerheads and mantas. 

Discover more about these sharks and rays including distribution, population, international trade and the conservation measures taken so far with our fact sheets.

Mar. 04/13

Discover why CITES is a vital tool for shark conservation as well as the calls to action we're using on the ground at CoP16.

Sep. 29/11

Sharks are unique and play a crucial role in keeping our ocean healthy, but we are close to losing some shark species forever. Read this Study Guide to learn about the major threats, missing management strategies, and, best of all, the many actions you can take to give sharks a fighting chance.

If reading this Study Guide leaves you hungry for more shark action contact your local PADI dive centre to complete your AWARE Shark Conservation Diver Distinctive Specialty course.

Apr. 17/13

Fished at alarming rates, manta and devil rays line the streets of many fish markets around the world – sought primarily for their gill rakers – the feathery structures these filter feeders use to strain their food as they glide through the water. At a one-time payout of about $250 per kilogram versus approximately $1 million in tourism over a manta’s lifetime, is it really worth the destruction?

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Mar. 21/13

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