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Shark Guardian Shark Guardian is a UK charity committed to shark and marine conservation worldwide. Shark Guardian is a crucial part of this conservation.

Through campaigns, education, research, and expeditions, we inspire action to protect sharks and their ecosystems for future generations. The Shark Guardian team aim to advance the conservation of shark species worldwide for their sustainable management and to protect the natural environment. Shark Guardian does this through:

Conservation – Increasingly over the last decade, huge efforts have been made to encourage governments’ protection for sharks as well as the reduction of buying, trading, transporting or supplying any kind of shark product. We successfully collected 115,000 petition signatures to ban the import of shark fins within the UK for our Finspire Change UK campaign. We are active in stopping the transportation of shark fins at flywithoutfins.org and keenly collaborate with other organisations campaigns to protect sharks. Education - we educate thousands of people, mainly children, about sharks and marine life each year. Through school presentations, workshops, community events, scuba diving courses, and exhibitions. The charity has also produced two children’s books, hundreds of which have been donated to schools around the world. Research – we support several citizen science programs as well as provide funding and support for vital projects researching critically endangered elasmobranchs. Expeditions – each year we run expeditions to the South Africa Sardine Run. The team lead dives whilst presenting exciting facts so the audience can make better choices, and be inspired to save our most important species, and protect our oceans. Protect sharks, we protect the ocean. Protect the ocean, we protect ourselves.

If you're in Thailand next week don't forget to join the Spot the Leopard Shark - Thailand team on Koh Lanta!Learn about...
01/11/2026

If you're in Thailand next week don't forget to join the Spot the Leopard Shark - Thailand team on Koh Lanta!

Learn about sharks as well as the incredible project by ReShark, WildAid Thailand ช่วยสัตว์ป่า Ocean Blue Tree to re-wild endangered leopard sharks back in to Thai waters.

Tag your shark loving friend and dive centre here!!

Happy spooky season!🎃You may be scared of watching horror films at this time of the year, but here are some things that ...
30/10/2026

Happy spooky season!🎃

You may be scared of watching horror films at this time of the year, but here are some things that we think are more frightening…

Sharks are integral to maintaining the ocean’s health but are seriously threatened by human activity.

Do you have any other scary facts?🦈

Share this post and follow along with us for more shark and marine education, conservation, research and expeditions 🙏

📷 , Alex Hofford, Chris Elson

🦈 SHARK FILE: GOBLIN SHARK 👻It's Halloween week, so we're revisiting one of the ocean's spookiest sharks!Known for their...
26/10/2026

🦈 SHARK FILE: GOBLIN SHARK 👻

It's Halloween week, so we're revisiting one of the ocean's spookiest sharks!

Known for their long snouts and jaws that shoot forward to catch prey, goblin sharks (Mitsukurina owstoni) are a true deep-sea mystery.

What do you think is the scariest shark?

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Happy Monday everybody! Welcome to another episode of The Shark Files🦈 This week, we welcome the Cookie Cutter Shark to ...
19/10/2026

Happy Monday everybody! Welcome to another episode of The Shark Files🦈

This week, we welcome the Cookie Cutter Shark to the stage!

This shark is smaller than your forearm but preys upon whales, other sharks and dolphins.

Famous for the bite marks which they leave, we certainly would not want to meet one in the water!

What do you make of this shark?

Let us know in the comments⭐️

16/10/2026

🦈🌊 Galápagos 🌊🦈

Wild, extraordinary and unforgettable!

15 divers, incredible marine encounters, breathtaking biodiversity and a shared passion for sharks and ocean conservation 💙

From unforgettable wildlife encounters to new friendships and shared adventures, our Shark Guardian expedition in August reminded us why protecting our oceans matters.

The Galápagos is a powerful example of what marine protection can help achieve. And every person who experiences its magic becomes another voice for conservation.

We came for the sharks. We left with even more reasons to protect them 🙏🏽

Can you spot some of the lesser known Galápagos bucket list species from this video?

And we'd love to know, what's your favourite Galapàgos creature?

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Thanks for creating such a beautiful memory for us all .leeds 🙏🏽

Our oceans bring people together through a shared passion for marine life, conservation and adventure.And at the heart o...
14/10/2026

Our oceans bring people together through a shared passion for marine life, conservation and adventure.

And at the heart of those experiences should always be trust, safety and respect.

In light of the experiences being shared by women within the diving and expedition industries, we want to make our position clear.

We stand with those finding the courage to speak out.

Harassment, intimidation, discrimination and abuse of power have no place in our community. No reputation, influence or position of authority puts anyone above accountability.

As an organisation dedicated to ocean conservation, education and bringing people together through expeditions, we believe leadership comes with a responsibility to create environments where everyone feels safe, respected and supported.

And this conversation must not end when the attention fades.

Real change requires listening, accountability and a commitment to challenging the behaviours and cultures that have been allowed to continue for far too long.

We can, and MUST, do better.

Welcome to another episode of The Shark Files🦈 Today we are introducing you to the Zebra shark! Our first ‘Guess the sha...
12/10/2026

Welcome to another episode of The Shark Files🦈 Today we are introducing you to the Zebra shark!

Our first ‘Guess the shark’ post stirred up some controversy regarding the confusion between the US Leopard Shark and the Leopard/ Zebra shark! While commonly called the Zebra Shark, people in the UK, Australia and parts of Asia often refer to this shark as a Leopard Shark due to their spots!

Two completely different species. One name.

If you are interested in learning more about how you can help to protect these animals, look out for our upcoming post on the Spot the Leopard Shark - Thailand StAR project⭐️

Let's see how you do this time! 🦈🦈🦈You absolutely loved part one of 'Guess the shark' so we present part two!Let us know...
08/10/2026

Let's see how you do this time! 🦈🦈🦈

You absolutely loved part one of 'Guess the shark' so we present part two!

Let us know how you get on 👇🏽

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