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What we do/don’t know re: sharks ecological roles. Much predation/fear by big coastal sharks, by western unis, little else. Must protect big individuals & species’ outsized roles. MPAs crucial; engage communities to improve outcomes & shark perceptions tinyurl.com/52e295m3

New paper in Science Magazine on the ecological role of sharks. It's time to rethink conservation strategies. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… FIU FIU College of Arts, Sciences & Education FIU Institute of Environment Shark Conservation Fund Yannis Papastamatiou @alharborne Jerry Moxley, Ph.D

Big sharks equal big impact, but there’s a big problem. FIU-led study reveals those most affected by fishing are most needed for healthy oceans. Shark Conservation Fund news.fiu.edu/2024/big-shark… FIUdc

NEW #sharkscience out today in Science Magazine led by Simon Dedman. "Biological role and importance of sharks in the Anthropocene ocean". Shark conservation needs to prioritise recovery of the ecosystem function of sharks. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… James Cook Uni Shark Conservation Fund Fisheries and Aquaculture @ JCU

🚨New paper in Science Magazine! We reviewed the past, present, and future #ecological roles of #sharks in a changing #ocean, and what effective #restoration might look like 🦈Grateful to be part of this amazing team led by Simon Dedman & Jerry Moxley, Ph.D 🔗doi.org/10.1126/scienc…

From the tropics to polar waters, from the surface to the deepsea, there are over 500 species of sharks 🦈 that play a variety of roles. A new study highlights how they shape the ocean and what we can do to protect them: environment.fiu.edu/what-we-study/… Shark Conservation Fund FIU Mike Heithaus

“This study verifies what we’ve long suspected–sharks are critical to ocean health" Lee Crockett, #SharkConservationFund ED Warming seas make protecting 🦈's ecological roles critical for ocean health. Global cooperation & adaptive management plans needed.bit.ly/3SAPtfT

Have you heard? 🦈 New @fiucase #sharkscience reveals the outsized roles sharks play in ecosystems. Safeguarding sharks ensures the preservation of essential ecosystem services worldwide! 🌎 Dive into the details with lead scientist Mike Heithaus: bit.ly/3LZlmv0

Sharks International 2026, Sri Lanka! Blue Resources Trust is happy to announce that we are hosting Sharks International 2026 in Sri Lanka. We can’t wait for you to see what we have planned for you. Save Our Seas Shark Conservation Fund New England Aquarium MCAF

“Understanding that a healthy shark population leads to a healthy ocean is a big deal..." Listen to Aaron MacNiel's interview where he dives into the vital role of #sharks as ecosystem architects in a groundbreaking study funded by #SharkConservationFund: bit.ly/3SJ5JLO

Marine Protected Areas #MPAs aim to protect marine life & habitats, but <2% include shark specific protections. With global commitments to protect 30% of the world’s lands & waters by 2030 (#30x30), sharks must be prioritized.🦈 Learn why on our website: bit.ly/3SjVfSZ

1st-ever case of recurring parthenogenesis (where an egg develops into an offspring without fertilization) in sharks!🦈 This groundbreaking discovery in the endangered smooth-hound shark sheds new lights into shark reproductive strategies & adaptabilities. go.nature.com/4fIxSML

According to researchers, the biggest #shark species, such as tiger sharks and great whites, play an oversized role in maintaining a healthy #ocean but they are often the most affected by fishing.🦈 Read more in Science Magazine science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… via ipbes

How will warm-blooded sharks navigate the challenges of climate change compared to their cold-blooded cousins? 🔥❄️ And why are only some sharks warm-blooded in the first place? Discover the answers on the Save Our Seas podcast below! 🎧

How Microplastics Are Affecting Catsharks In The Mediterranean buff.ly/3XgvaqJ

🔥🌊A new JCU study has revealed mangrove habitats may serve as temporary sanctuaries for stingrays, but scientists fear the ‘saunas’ could become too hot to handle with climate change accelerating. Professor Jodie Rummer Ian Bouyoucos 📸by Colin Simpfendorfer

Our team is in Nadi, Fiji this week, where we assessed 368 proposals for candidate Important Shark and Ray Areas from New Zealand and the Pacific Islands region. Stay tuned for updates!

“This poses more questions than answers for us…” Scientists spot thousands of female port jackson sharks huddled together on the sea floor – a gathering some people are referring to as a “girls-only shark slumber party”! 😴 But what’s really behind this mysterious gathering?

Learn more about the IUCN Species Survival Commission Shark Specialist Group and the work we do! iucnssg.org/faq.html

The Maugean skate is teetering on the edge of extinction, with its already extremely limited geographic range severely impacted by human activity. To save the species, scientists are breeding them in captivity. Discover how these efforts are turning the ride for this Australian