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What does it really mean to live with sharks?In the first episode of Series 2, host Mark Stokes-Packer speaks with Cat Gordon, Senior Conservation Officer at the Shark Trust and lead for the Living with Sharks project. Together, they introduce the big questions behind this series. Are shark populations recovering, or are more people simply entering shark habitat? How do we make sure conservation success does not lead to new conflict? And what can we learn from communities already sharing the water with sharks?This episode explores depredation, ecotourism, beach safety, education, and the importance of planning ahead. Cat explains why coexistence is not just about sharks, but about people too.Please like, share, subscribe, and leave a comment. If you have a question for about Living with Sharks, drop it below and we can answer it in a future episode. Or email mark@sharktrust.orgFollow the Shark Trust:InstagramFacebookLinkedInSupport our work by becoming a member, adopting a shark, donating, or taking part in our citizen science projects. You can do all of this by visiting sharktrust.orgSeries 2 sponsored by SurfEars.Artwork by rev.01 Studio.Video and sound editing by Louis Hogan.Research and planning by Cat Gordon and Mark Stokes-Packer.Thank you for listening to the Shark Trust Podcast! Our short-documentary "Living with Sharks: in the Bahamas" is available on YouTube.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Living with Sharks07:29 Living with Sharks: What Does It Mean?13:46 Depredation: Impact and Solutions20:49 Ecotourism: Benefits and Risks27:46 Shark Code of Conducts and Safety Measures33:04 Beach Safety and Bite Mitigation Measures38:43 Human Behaviour and Shark Coexistence
In this episode Mark has a discussion with Jack Renwick, Fisheries Conservation Officer, on the recent UK and EU negotiations and what that means for shark conservation. The conversation covers changes in management measures for skates and rays, Spurdog and the implications of these changes.Please click SUBSCRIBE to keep up to date in the world of shark and ray conservation! And leave us a REVIEW (we read every single one)!If you have questions about the podcast, or something you'd like to ask our guests, you can reach out to us on social media or email host, Mark Stokes-Packer at mark@sharktrust.org Artwork by the very talented graphic designers at rev.01 Studio
The 10-day Annual Meeting for ICCAT (International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas - and tuna-like species) ended on Monday 24th November. With some big outcomes for sharks! Mark has a meeting with Ali Hood, Director of Conservation, who attended the meeting to find out what happened, what it means for sharks, and whats next! You can read the Breaking Shark Conservation News for other details.
Join Mark as he speaks with Shark Trust Patron, wildlife presenter and shark expert, Steve Backshall! You can watch FULL video versions of the Shark Trust Podcast on YouTube.Please click SUBSCRIBE to keep up to date in the world of shark and ray conservation! And leave us a REVIEW (we read every single one and it means we can keep improving)If you have questions about the podcast, or something you'd like to ask our guests, you can reach out to us on social media or email host, Mark Packer at mark@sharktrust.org To see more of Steve's incredible work, check out the links below and keep an eye out for his Deadly 60 UK Tour:Website: stevebackshall.com/Instagram: @backshall.steveFollow us on our social media platforms below:Instagram (@thesharktrust)Facebook (@thesharktrust)LinkedIn (@shark-trust)If you are interested in supporting our conservation work, you can help us through becoming a member, adopting one of these amazing sharks, donating to support the future of sharks and rays, and take part in our citizen science projects!Hosted by Mark Packer.Recording and editing by Louis Hogan.Sponsored by SurfEarsPodcast artwork by rev.01 StudioThank you for listening!
A very special bonus episode dedicated to the Oceanic 31 Art Collaboration. Join Mark as he talks to five of the thirty-one artists, Rachel Brooks, Janina Rossiter, James Higgs, Janavi Kramer and Abigail Burt, about their pieces in the Oceanic 31 Collection. And explore how art can bring a new perspective to conservation!You can bid on the original Oceanic 31 art pieces here.Watch FULL video versions of the Shark Trust Podcast on YouTube.Please click SUBSCRIBE to keep up to date in the world of shark and ray conservation! And leave us a REVIEW (we read every single one)If you have questions about the podcast, or something you'd like to ask our guests, you can reach out to us on social media or email host, Mark Packer at mark@sharktrust.org To see more of the artists incredible work, check out the links below to their Instagram pages:Rachel Brooks: @rachelbrooksartJanavi Kramer: @belowandbeyondartJimmy Higgs: @james_higgsJanina Rossiter: @janinarossiterAbigail Burt: @abigailiburtFollow us on our social media platforms below:Instagram (@thesharktrust)Facebook (@thesharktrust)LinkedIn (@shark-trust)Twitter/X (@sharktrustuk)If you are interested in supporting our conservation work, you can help us through becoming a member, adopting one of these amazing sharks, donating to support the future of sharks and rays, and take part in our citizen science projects!Artwork by the very talented graphic designers at rev.01 Studio
Thank you so much for listening to Series 1 of the Shark Trust Podcast! We are taking a short break now while we get to work on Series 2. You can listen to all the episodes and bonus episodes here and you can watch the full video versions on the Shark Trust YouTube Channel. Discover behind-the-scenes stories and learn how you can become a part of the global effort to safeguard sharks and rays!If you enjoyed the episodes in Series 1, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and leave us a REVIEW!Follow us on our social media platforms below:InstagramFacebookLinkedInTwitter (X)If you have questions about the podcast and would like to contact us, please email Mark Packer at mark@sharktrust.org
An episode fully focused on one of the UK's most famous sharks, the Basking Shark! How big are their brains? Where can you see them? What makes them so iconic?Join Mark as he talks to Award-winning Wildlife Artist, Scientific Illustrator and Basking Shark Expert, Rachel Brooks!Watch FULL video versions of the Shark Trust Podcast on YouTube.Please click SUBSCRIBE to keep up to date in the world of shark and ray conservation! And leave us a REVIEW (we read every single one)If you have questions about the podcast, or something you'd like to ask our guests, you can reach out to us on social media or email host, Mark Packer at mark@sharktrust.org To see more of Rachel's incredible work, check out the links below:Website: rachelbrooksart.comInstagram: @rachelbrooksartFollow us on our social media platforms below:Instagram (@thesharktrust)Facebook (@thesharktrust)LinkedIn (@shark-trust)Twitter/X (@sharktrustuk)If you are interested in supporting our conservation work, you can help us through becoming a member, adopting one of these amazing sharks, donating to support the future of sharks and rays, and take part in our citizen science projects!Artwork by the very talented graphic designers at rev.01 Studio
Talking to Manta Rays? The best places to photograph sharks and rays! And tips on how to use your passion to help shark and ray conservation!Join Mark as he talks to the Shark Trust's Marketing Manager and Award-winning Underwater Photographer, Caroline Robertson-Brown!Watch FULL video versions of the Shark Trust Podcast on YouTube.Please click SUBSCRIBE to keep up to date in the world of shark and ray conservation! And leave us a REVIEW (we read every single one)If you have questions about the podcast, or something you'd like to ask our guests, you can reach out to us on social media or email host, Mark Packer at mark@sharktrust.org Follow us on our social media platforms below:InstagramFacebookLinkedInTwitter (X)If you are interested in supporting the conservation work that we do, you can help us through becoming a member, adopting one of these amazing sharks, donating to support the future of sharks and rays, and take part in our citizen science projects!Artwork by the very talented graphic designers at rev.01 Studio
Dive into the depths of shark and ray conservation with The Shark Trust Podcast. Through captivating interviews, we bring you closer to the fascinating world of sharks. From conservationists to researchers, we delve into the intricate workings of conservation. Gain exclusive insights into the challenges, successes, and innovations shaping the future of research, policy and conservation efforts. With each episode, discover steps to enhance shark and ray conservation and create a positive future for these iconic species!Watch FULL video versions of the Shark Trust Podcast on YouTube.Like and Subscribe!Follow us on our social media platforms below:Instagram<a href="https://www.facebook.com/theshark
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