Sea Save Foundation would like to say thank you and good luck to blog writer extraordinaire and intern, William Henriques.
Our Spy Grunt Cam gives us a secret look at what is happening at the Cocos Island, Dos Amigos
The summit has been a wonderful opportunity to meet and network with conservation leaders, scientists, artists and other dedicated people
Sea Save Foundation continues its efforts to educate people around the world about the Shark Finning Problem. PRETOMA and The
Could recently uncovered poached sharks in Mirbat Harbor, Oman have come from Cocos Island? These photos were taken last
Sea Save Foundation Director, Georgienne Bradley interviews Bob Timmons. During a march, calling for the end of shark poaching and
After a smooth crossing our team had assembled. Canadian and USA core team are leading this trip. We are
It’s hard to believe that today is the half-way point of this expedition. We’ve only learned this evening that the
Sea Save Foundation is back at Cocos Island for round two. With an SAT phone and limited internet access, the
While in Cocos Island the Sea Save Foundation team has pulled up yards and yards of a long line with
Sharks, marble rays, dolphin, turtle… These are some of the wonderful creatures divers dreams of seeing during every dive. Never
Reprinted from USA Today By Gene Sloan The Coral Princess this week was blocked from calling in Costa Rica
Last November 5, the Technical Secretariat of the Environment of Costa Rica (Setena) issued a resolution calling for the operation
The Shark Conservation Act of 2008 was adopted by U.S. House! Please take action and help the sharks by contacting
COSTA RICA’S CONGRESS RECOMMENDS IMMEDIATE CLOSURE OF PRIVATE DOCKS TO PUT AN END TO SHARK FINNING (June 26, 2008 –
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