Passionate about shark conservation? We've got lots of ways you can get involved. From becoming a member or citizen scientist to fundraising and events. Together let's safeguard a future for sharks in our oceans:
Get involved with one of our projects. Search for washed up empty shark eggcases, record your shark sightings and more. Read more
Add your voice to our call for stronger conservation and fisheries management. Sign the Big Shark Pledge and join us on our mission to secure the future for high-seas sharks. Read more
Our mobile app is available to download from IOS and Android app stores today! Read more
Shark Heads is an immersive, interactive and educational quiz show for people of all ages, experience and knowledge! Read more
Become a member today and add your voice to our ever growing community. Let's work together to ensure a future for sharks in our oceans. Read more
Your support and faith in our work means a lot to us. As a small charity we keep our admin costs low, so your donation has the greatest impact. Read more
Know someone crazy about sharks? Adoptions make the perfect gifts. They also help fund vital shark research and campaigns. It's a win win. Read more
Fundraising is a fantastic way to raise vital funds and share your passion for sharks. So, if you're up for the challenge, let's #DoSomeFin fun for sharks! Read more
The Great Shark Snapshot is a community science project where divers get involved and help us look at global shark and ray distribution. Read more
We're looking to partner with businesses who share our vision. Interested? Let's discuss how we can align your brand with our sector-leading conservation work. Read more
Consider leaving a gift in your will and help secure the future of sharks for generations to come. Claim your free will today. Read more
Find out more about how you can get involved with our campaigns to stop uncontrolled shark fishing and shark finning. Read more
Oceanic 31 brought together artists from a variety of backgrounds who are passionate about wildlife, conservation, and using art as a tool for positive change. Read more