Tracie is a multi-media artist, marine mammal naturalist and just a general ocean nerd and conservation advocate. She worked on the water fo

Cory completed his B.Sc. at University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point in Fisheries and Water Resources, Biology, and Aquaculture. He completed

Sharktopia is the whimsical work of Caiti Rose; a coffee-loving, shark-obsessed, happy vegan artist with the goal of altering the misconcept

John Chatterton is one of the world’s most accomplished and well-known wreck divers. He was one of the co-hosts for 57 episodes of the Histo

What has been a highlight moment while working with Sharks4Kids? Spreading shark education to kids from all different backgrounds and cultur

I blew my first underwater bubbles in the mid-90s and completely fell in love with scuba diving, the underwater world and ocean conservation

Sharks are without doubt fascinating and beautiful creatures, but they also have a very important role in keeping our planet healthy. How do

Want to help the oceans? Did you know using less plastic is something we can all do to help make the planet better. Take our 5 point challen

Mason has been working hard to spread education about plastic pollution and ways to help.

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

Last week, I was fortunate enough to be able to visit The Mote Aquaculture Research Park in eastern Sarasota, FL. The 200-acre aquaculture and research facility sits on a vast expanse of farmland in order to facilitate several buildings and greenhouses for various areas of research. Aquaculture is becoming an increasingly popular topic because as our world population is rapidly growing, scientists and farmers are expressing concern over how to produce enough protein and food

Amy is originally from Kentucky, but a trip to Bimini Sharklab during a university course, opened her eyes to the world of sharks. She has spent time educating the public about sharks and the oceans while working at an aquarist and has realized how important ocean education is. We are thrilled to have Amy join our team! 1. What’s your favorite species of shark and why? My all time favorite species of shark is the whale shark. Out of all other sharks, to me, these are the most

We met Angie while share was volunteering at the Bimini Biological Field Station and loved her enthusiasm. Angie has worked on ocean education programs around the world and was keen to take shark education back to the UK, where she is based. Angie will be visiting schools and community programs to teach students about sharks, shark science and conservation. We are thrilled to welcome her to the team. 1. What is your favorite shark and why? My favourite shark is the hammerhead