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 * About
   * Mission and Vision
   * Our Goals and How We Get There
   * Where We Work
     * Saving the Scalloped Hammerheads of Baja
     * California Marine Protection
     * Hawai’i Kahu Manō- Guardians of the Shark
       * ‘Auamakua, Hawaii’s Spiritual Connection to the Shark
     * Support the Papahānaumokuākea National Marine Sanctuary Designation
     * Indonesia Protecting Sharks and Reefs
       * Creating a Marine Protected Area in Indonesia
     * Sharks in the Coral Triangle
   * Our Team
     * Media Kit, David McGuire, Shark Stewards
   * Partners & Donors
   * Victories & Milestones
     * WE DID IT! Saving Endangered Sharks at CITES 2022
     * US Shark Fin Sales Elimination Act Passes
     * Law to End Lethal California Driftnet Fishery Passes
   * Shark Stewards DEI Statement
   * Statement Against Asian and API Hate
 * Our Work
   * Saving Sharks
   * California Marine Protected Area Network
   * Sharktober: Farallon Sanctuary and Wildlife Tours
   * Sustainable Ecotourism and Data Dives
   * Shark ID and MPAs Education Adventure
   * Manta and Shark ID
   * Media Production
 * Science & Education
   * Shark Watch California
   * Shark Science Sheets
     * CITES Shark Science Sheets
   * Sharks of Hawaii
   * Sharks of the San Francisco Bay
   * Science Programs
     * Citizen Science
     * Observe and Record Sevengill Sharks
   * Shark Sanctuary and MPAs
   * White Shark Stewardship
     * How to Avoid a White Shark Attack
     * Sharktober
 * Campaigns
   * End the Last lethal Net Fishery off California
   * Respect for Hawaii Fish- Aquarium Collection
   * Stop the EU Shark Fin Trade 
   * Tell US Congress to Support Science -SHARKED Act HR 4051
   * Urgent Action to Save Oceanic Whitetip Sharks
     * ‘Auamakua, Hawaii’s Spiritual Connection to the Shark
   * Support Pacific Marine Sanctuaries
   * Tell eBay: Stop Endangered Shark Trade
   * Stop Big Plastic From Polluting Oceans
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77% OF OCEANIC SHARKS AND RAYS ARE THREATENED WITH EXTINCTION (IUCN)

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OCEANIC WHITETIP SHARKS ARE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED

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END SHARK FINNING AND THE SHARK FIN TRADE

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OUR MISSION:


SAVING ENDANGERED SHARKS FROM OVERFISHING AND THE SHARK FIN TRADE, AND
PROTECTING CRITICAL MARINE HABITAT.

1/3 of all sharks and rays are threatened with extinction, and with their loss
the important ocean ecosystems humans rely on for our own health ar at risk.


WHY SAVE SHARKS?

Sharks keep the oceans healthy. We rely on the oceans for over half our oxygen,
and the oceans are a major carbon sink. Saving sharks can keep us breathing,
balance ecosystems and mitigate the impacts caused by climate change.


SAVE A SHARK, PROTECT THE OCEAN

Shark Stewards is an international non-profit dedicated to saving sharks and
ocean habitat. For over 16 years, our work has saved millions of sharks by
introducing shark fin trade bans, regulating fisheries and supporting marine
protected areas.


JOIN OUR TEAM AND SAVE SHARKS!

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HELP PROTECT CRITICALLY ENDANGERED SHARKS





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Support sharks and their habitat directly by connecting to a shark we observe,
and supporting new marine protected areas. Get a Shark Buddy Certificate! Your
$100 donation goes to engaging divers monitoring and eyes-on increasing
protection for mobula rays, sharks and their habitat via SharkWatch.

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KEEP SHARKS SWIMMING

Sharks are being overfished globally, killed as bycatch or for their fins to
make shark fin soup. The shark fin trade contributes to plummeting shark
populations across the world. But the problem is deeper than this.

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TAKE ACTION TO SAVE SHARKS FROM EXTINCTION


LETTER TO NOAA: SUPPORT NEW PACIFIC ISLAND NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARIES

We strongly support designating parts of the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National
Monument as a national marine sanctuary to enhance protections and safeguard
resources in the marine portions of the Monument.  We believe sanctuary
designation will complement the efforts of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, the
state of Hawaii, and other federal agencies to conserve this…

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WHAT IS SHARKTOBER?

Sharktober is the period when the large adult sharks reappear on our coastline
after six months or more of absence. After migrating thousands of miles from the
Central Pacific ocean between North America and Hawaii called the “White Shark
Cafe”, the mature white sharks return in late summer to their feeding grounds
off the Central…

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NOAA CONSIDERS NEW RULE TO INCREASE PROTECTION OCEANIC WHITETIP SHARKS

In a public hearing August 20-21 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
conducted hearings seeking comments on a proposed rule to extend protective
regulations for threatened oceanic whitetip sharks under section 4(d) of the
Endangered Species Act.  The public can submit comments on the rule until Sept.
15.

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