Peyton Conley had the opportunity to assist with scientific fieldwork, collect data, learn research protocols, and interact with species in their natural environment, especially nurse sharks. Watching researchers work together toward a common goal gave her an even greater appreciation for the dedication behind marine conservation. Peyton is the creator of 'Color Our Oceans' and 'SaltyFinCo' - dedicated to ocean education, conservation, and marine-inspired artwork.

Diving with great hammerheads and tiger sharks in Bimini, The Bahamas

Author: Stephanie Huynh The hot, blazing Costa Rican sun was beating hard upon us during the bumpy ride aboard the Blue Orca dive boat. ...

Bimini, The Bahamas is home to some remarkable sharks!

We launched the pilot portion of Project LemonAid in May 2022 and Luis was a local student who joined us. Luis was there each of our...

Author: Chloe Roberts Chloe is currently a PhD candidate, Southern Shark Ecology Group at Flinders University Follow Chloe on TWITTER to...

Author: Barbara Mattiace Just south of Daytona Beach, in Ponce Inlet Florida, is a fantastic facility called the “Marine Science Center”....

Author: Sharks4Kids volunteer Hunter Wortmann Diving is one of my passions and is something I learned would be crucial to my career as a...

Guest blog written by our ambassafor Patrik Rollefson One of my favorite sharks in the ocean is the obvious, the Great White Shark. They...

Season #6 of Physioshark in Moorea, French Polynesia, is in full swing with some exciting news! Introduction: Meet a few members of the...

Cleaning stations The natural world is full of parasites, and large animals like manta rays offer the perfect micro-habitat for tiny animals

Spotted Eagle Ray (Aetobatus narinari) Eagle rays are cartilaginous fishes from the family Myliobatidae, along with the Devil Rays (Manta an