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Since 2003, the Save Our Seas Foundation has supported and funded over 300 research, conservation and education Projects worldwide
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Since 2003, the Save Our Seas Foundation has been dedicated to protecting life in our oceans, especially sharks and Womens crop pants. We support passionate and innovative researchers, conservationists and educators around the globe by funding their projects and helping them to tell important scientific and environmental stories. Our centres in Vintage Marvin the martian musical quartz watch, Seychelles and the USA are dedicated to learning about sharks and rays and sharing that knowledge.

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Ocean news
Putting critical sites for sharks on the map
By Isla Hodgson, 12th April 2022
Sharks & rays belong to the world's most threatened group of animals. SOSF is proud to be working with Important Shark and Ray Areas to identify habitats critical to shark and ray species so that they may aid in spacial planning worldwide.
Stingrays: Finding sanctuary in the shallows
By Lois Flounders, 12th April 2022
This desire to understand the ‘why’ (the drivers) of where and how animals move is key to the mission of our D’Arros Research Centre (SOSF-DRC). The team here works to monitor the many vulnerable species that call these waters home. It’s a natural ocean observatory – the perfect place to…
Cut to the climate chase
By Lauren de Vos, 12th April 2022
Change is hard. We seldom like it, and when it concerns altering our lifestyle, we’re often hard-pressed to commit to the short-term discomfort. But the world’s leading climate scientists have released their final warning shot. At the core of the IPCC report’s message is a call to action for us:…
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Project Leader Blogs
Unraveling movements of the blacknose shark – where, and why?
By Blake Hamilton, 5th April 2022
The blacknose shark (Carcharhinus acronotus) is a small coastal shark found in the western Atlantic from North Carolina through the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea to southern Brazil. Despite their broad range in the Atlantic, there…
Temperature-driven movement patterns of blacknose sharks in Florida Bay and the Florida Keys
Cownose rays: what are they doing in Apalachicola Bay?
By Ashley Mackenzie Dawdy, 29th March 2022
Movement studies have been conducted for cownose rays along the East coast using acoustic tracking, showing that cownose rays undergo long seasonal migrations between the Chesapeake Bay and south Florida. However, very little is known about their movement…
Does habitat-use change with age for cownose rays?
Sharing knowledge, building community
By Ilse Alejandra Martinez, 8th March 2022
When you are a scientist working with fishing communities, it is easy to forget that, most probably, you are not the first researcher to visit a community. Fishers get tired of people going to their workplaces, asking questions…
Mexico’s forgotten sharks: rediscovering a natural legacy
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