Cool to see ED across all vertebrates including our SharkEDGE work! Highlights the need for protection for Bowmouth Guitarfish (highly traded for curios made from thorns) and other Rhinopristiformes (meat, fins, skin). Nicholas Dulvy Rima Jabado Colin Simpfendorfer

🚨NEW PAPER ALERT🚨 Out now #OA in Royal Society Open Science: "Ecological lifestyle and gill slit height across sharks" 🔗 royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs… #SharkScience #OpenAccess Nicholas Dulvy Jenny Bigman Anthony Iliou 🧵 below

A new paper on the elasmobranchs of Cocos Island suggests that some species are shifting their distribution to deeper waters in response to ocean warming. nature.com/articles/s4159… universidad costarica @CSULBsharklab Undersea Hunter @cimar

Really excited to work on this project with a diverse group of experts! Stay tuned for updates over the next while... Nicholas Dulvy Holly Kindsvater Nathan Pacoureau

Come work with us! If you are a quantitative person with an interest in fisheries science, please consider applying search.jobs.wa.gov.au/page.php?pageI…

#MyliobatusMonday with the Marine Biodiversity & Conservation lab @e2ocean SFU Research measuring metabolic morphology traits at SAIAB

Mark your calendars and save the date - we have exciting news! 🗓️ 🦈 The 5th Sharks International conference is set to take place from 4th to 8th May 2026 in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Share this news far and wide and follow us for more updates! #sharksinternational2026 #SriLanka

Beyond fundamental discoveries, novel approaches and methods in fish ecology and conservation science, Nicholas Dulvy (Simon Fraser University) led a massive 20-year global effort to develop a new comprehensive view of the health of ocean biodiversity. #rscBRAVOsrc #RSCFellow

ICYMI, our next Important Shark and Ray Areas workshop will focus on South American Atlantic and Inland Waters. Preliminary areas of interest must be submitted by December 10th. Please spread the word to interested colleagues! Learn more about us: sharkrayareas.org/isra/faq

New #GlobalSharkTrends study published in Science Magazine reveals that #overfishing has more than halved shark & ray populations over the past 50-years causing widespread erosion of ecological function and exceptionally high extinction risk 👉🏽Full article bit.ly/GlobalSharkTre…