By Moira Roth & Georgienne Bradley   The Philippines’ largest air transportation company, Cebu Pacific Air, has announced that it is banning shark fin cargo and will no longer serve

Today’s newspapers are headlining this week’s Great White Shark attack in Manhattan Beach.  “Great White Shark Attacks Swimmer”  “Beach Swimmers Beware” are headlines that seem to be plucked from the

Asia has long been known as a hotbed for the exotic animal trade but has received global infamy for it’s role in the rise and support of the shark fin

The threats faced by our ocean at times seem overwhelming. Organizations like Sea Save Foundation have made considerable difference in conserving the ocean. But in the face of pollution, overfishing

  Photo: Luca Tettoni/Robert Harding World Imagery/Corbis Recent decisions in China have now made it punishable by law to consume or knowingly purchase the biproduct of an endangered animal. As a

Sea Save Foundation team at ADEX – From back left to right Joanne Healy, Brian Stelmar, Jay Ireland, Carolina Dratva, Paige Henderson, Georgienne Bradley and Lynda Whitbread This April, the Sea Save

Photo Credit: Pretoma A recently ruled court verdict may have opened a loophole that legalizes Shark Finning in Costa Rican waters. After Kathy Tseng, a Taiwanese-Costa Rican woman, was caught

Singapore Airlines is among the largest airlines in the world and makes daily flights to major Asian cities such as Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Bangkok, Manila, Singapore, and many

United Nations Court Bans Japanese Whale Hunt   Photo Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert—Handout/epa/Corbis This past Monday, the United Nations Court banned Japan’s annual Antarctic Whale Hunt, rejecting the country’s claim that the

  California Judge upholds Shark Fin Ban     Photo Credit: Planet Ocean News Every year, millions of sharks are killed for their fins in order to supply the Shark

 UAE and 8 other Arab Countries Jump Onboard to Protect Sharks    Last month, the UAE, Comoros, Egypt, Jordan, Libya, Mauritania, Sudan, Syria and Yemen became the first Arab nations

The Polar Vortex may have killed some of the nastiest invasive insets in the Midwest, but sharks across the globe remain in hot water. At the top of the food