COP19 Headlines 2022 Shark Proposal with BITE Laurie King As shark populations have plummeted worldwide, with some estimates showing declines of as much as 70% over the last 50 years,
Safeguarding Sea Cucumbers Laurie King Have you ever eaten sea cucumbers? Sea cucumbers are a luxury seafood item, but consumerism is killing them and safeguarding sea cucumbers is becoming increasingly
United Nations High Seas Treaty Sinks – Fails to Pass: Two months ago the Sea Save Foundation delegation participated in the United Nation’s Ocean Conference – Sustainable Development Goal #14.
What Happened Last Week Last week, our Sea Save Foundation delegation attended the United Nations Oceans Conference (UNOC). On the ground in Lisbon, Portugal we were among hundreds of decision-making
2022 could be the year of the shark in the United States. The long battle to ban shark finning in the U.S. may soon come to a triumphant end after
The Circuitous Migration of the US Shark Fin Ban Bill Shelby Hockenberry and Georgienne Bradley The often-nonlinear path of legislation in the United States Congress has been on full display
“Do not bend to the pressure. Have the courage to continue the protection of the Goliath Grouper.” – Sarah Frias-Torres, PhD Sarah Frias-Torres, PhD, has been studying and working
Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission Vote Unanimously to Lift Protections By Sea Save Foundation The Atlantic Goliath Grouper, Epinephelus itajara, is listed as being vulnerable by the World
United Nations General Assembly President –We Must Shift from Climate Change Discussions to Climate Action By Georgienne Bradley and Shelby Hockenberry UN General Assembly Ocean Message: Dateline September
United States Inch Closer to Federal Shark Protection May 12, 2020, the United States Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee approved an amendment that would ban the sale of shark fins.
Sea Save Foundation has been working for twenty years to protect ocean futures. To be successful we need to educate the general public as well as local and international decision-makers
Do the Australian fires impact the ocean? You bet they do. The enormity of the catastrophic fires currently ravaging Australia is hard to comprehend. Millions of acres of