Living with Sharks in The Bahamas

Join us for an evening celebrating the sharks and rays of The Bahamas. Learn about our new project: Living with Sharks. And our experiences diving and filming in The Bahamas for our upcoming 360 film: A Shark Story. 

Location: Shark Trust pop-up shop at, Melville Corner, Royal William Yard, Plymouth, PL1 3RP

Date: Thursday 17th July 2025

Time 6:30pm to 9pm

Tickets £6 (includes glass of Bahamian Rum Punch)

Living with Sharks in The Bahamas

We are starting to see years of shark conservation effort come to fruition and there are tentative signs of recovery in some populations. At the same time, we are experiencing ever-larger numbers of people living by and using the sea. As we move forward, we need to consider how we can manage the positive effects of healthier shark populations with the potential for human-wildlife conflict in a marine sphere.

Paul, our CEO, will introduce this new cross-disciplinary project which seeks to identify emerging issues and co-create equitable solutions with affected communities. 

Watch our Living with Shark in The Bahamas mini Documentary

Sharks and Rays of The Bahamas

The Bahamas were one of the first countries to introduce protections for sharks in their waters. The islands are home to over 40 species. Learn about some of species we encountered on our trip, about the 360 project we were there to film and the dives that saw us get up close to some iconic sharks.

Have a glass of Bahamian rum punch (included in ticket price) and chat to the Shark Trust and Bahamas Ministry of Tourism teams.