Publications

These factsheets about human impacts on sharks and rays, authored by Simon J Pierce and Ryan Charles, address the five most important threats to sharks and rays, (1) overfishing, (2) climate change

RHINO RAYS - LISTED ON INTERNATIONAL TREATIES

SHARKS AND RAYS – LISTED ON INTERNATIONAL TREATIES

The United Arab Emirates’ National Plan of Action for the Conservation and Management (NPOA) of Sharks consists of goals and objectives to ensure the conservation of sharks

The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)’s Fisheries Standard (FS) incorporates a shark finning component.

The Whale shark (Rhincodon typus) is the world’s largest living fish, found globally in tropical and warm temperate waters.

This guide is meant to illustrate and provide a tool for the identification of all known species of wedgefises and giant guitarfishes.

Shows best practice SCUBA and snorkel procedure for swimming with Angelshark. Guidance developed by the Angel Shark Conservation Network (ASCN).

The Manta Trust developed a code of conduct for scuba diving and snorkelling based on quantifiable research to promote responsible tourism; however, research on scuba divermanta interactions remain

Best-practice guide to safely release Angelsharks if accidentally caught. Guidance developed by the Angel Shark Conservation Network (ASCN).

This Angel Shark Conservation Strategy provides a framework for improved protection of the three Critically Endangered species present in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean.