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The three films highlight Shark Savers’ conservation activities that include engaging divers in ‘citizen science’ in reporting of shark sightings, efforts to promote shark eco-tourism as a replacement for shark fishing/finning, and protecting manta and mobula rays from a relatively new trade in their gill rakers.

Shark Savers is pleased to be both a sponsor and participant in the Great Fiji Shark Count. This ‘count’ is the first major partnership of our own recently initiated citizen science database of shark sightings as part of our SharksCount Program.

Shark Savers is honored to have our short, citizen-science conservation film, “Now, More Than Ever, Sharks Count” showing as part of the Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale’s SHARK exhibit curated by acclaimed wildlife artist, author and environmentalist Richard Ellis.

Saturday May 5, 2012 may have been a typical Cinco de Mayo for many people but Shark Savers’ team members Samantha Whitcraft and Jennah Caster, woke up at 5 a.m. to head down to the Florida Keys for a spectacular day of tagging sharks for research.

Manta Ray of Hope and Now, More than Ever, SharksCount, two short documentary films from the shark conservation organization Shark Savers, have been nominated as finalists in the 2012 BLUE Ocean Film Festival.

Manta Ray of Hope and Now, More than Ever, SharksCount, two short documentary films from the shark conservation organization Shark Savers, have been nominated as finalists in the 2012 BLUE Ocean Film Festival.

The SharksCount Program is joining forces with Pangaea Exploration to count sharks in in the Line Islands of the Pacific, aboard Sea Dragon, August 14 – September 5, 2012. And you can join us! This is an amazing opportunity as some of the islands, such as Palmyra are home to extremely healthy apex predator populations due to years of protection and exclusive visitation by permit only.

Manta Ray of Hope and Now, More than Ever, SharksCount, two short documentary films from the shark conservation organization Shark Savers, have been nominated as finalists in the 2012 BLUE Ocean Film Festival.

Samantha Whitcraft, Shark Savers' Campaigns Manager has a walk with a shark in Palmyra in her first article of a series about Shark Savers’ work documenting shark sightings in the Line Islands aboard Pangea Explorations S/V Sea Dragon.

Samantha Whitcraft, Shark Savers' Campaigns Manager has a walk with a shark in Palmyra in her first article of a series about Shark Savers’ work documenting shark sightings in the Line Islands aboard Pangea Explorations S/V Sea Dragon.

Samantha Whitcraft, Shark Savers' Campaigns Manager has a walk with a shark in Palmyra in her first article of a series about Shark Savers’ work documenting shark sightings in the Line Islands aboard Pangea Explorations S/V Sea Dragon.

This weekend, March 2-3, divers all across South Florida can participate in a SharksCount Mega-Weekend, with three of our partner diver operators/charters running SharksCount dives open to all divers.

Divers throughout Asia will now be able to log their shark sightings to help in conservation with the launch of Shark Savers’ SharksCount program in Singapore.

Divers throughout Asia will now be able to log their shark sightings to help in conservation with the launch of Shark Savers’ SharksCount program in Singapore.

Divers throughout Asia will now be able to log their shark sightings to help in conservation with the launch of Shark Savers’ SharksCount program in Singapore.

Manta Ray of Hope and Now, More than Ever, SharksCount, two short documentary films from the shark conservation organization Shark Savers, have been nominated as finalists in the 2012 BLUE Ocean Film Festival.

Samantha Whitcraft, Shark Savers' Campaigns Manager has a walk with a shark in Palmyra in her first article of a series about Shark Savers’ work documenting shark sightings in the Line Islands aboard Pangea Explorations S/V Sea Dragon.

Divers throughout Asia will now be able to log their shark sightings to help in conservation with the launch of Shark Savers’ SharksCount program in Singapore.

Shark Savers Singapore was proud to launch its newest programs in Asia at the Asia Dive Expo 2013.

Shark Savers Singapore was proud to launch its newest programs in Asia at the Asia Dive Expo 2013.

The second edition of one of our favorite books is now available for purchase!

This expedition will both tag sharks and log all shark and manta sightings.

Shark Savers is launching a new initiative, “Adopt A Bull Shark” to celebrate ‘Shark Week’ with a positive message about sharks.