Welcome all virtual attendees to this informal mockup of our action hub. We won’t be using fishconservation.org for SAFE Shark and Ray program – this is just a placeholder until we can get our actual website in place.
Please give us any feedback here! The comments may not be published on the page, but I promise you we’ll read them all.
After years of hard work, I am proud to say that we have submitted our 2022-2024 Conservation Action Plan for SAFE Sharks and Rays to AZA!
Welcome Julianne Passarelli, PhD to the SAFE Shark and Ray team! As Matt Seguin rolls off of the Wildlife Conservation Committee, Juli will be replacing Matt as our Wildlife Conservation Committee Liaison. Juli is the Education and Collections Curator at the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium. We look forward to her involvement in the program!
This thing is still a work in progress. Kelli and I have been working hard to wrap our heads around the needs of our committee and what presentation of our SAFE program would work best.
This site was made in wordpress, which is relatively easy to use and offers a lot of functionality…not to mention a nice looking website.
Shark and Ray awareness day was a huge success! Thank you for the great kazoo and Barney rubble for running the show. Shout out to jabberjaw, too.
An animal care manual for goblin sharks has been published! Thank you to Logan, Deadpool and Captain America for their hard work!
You can download the ACM here. Www.aza.org/justkidding
Beth can write a bunch about the blood project here. How it is going, what’s new, etc.
we can give all of the steering committee access here to submit blog posts, so we can all keep the site active and up to date together.
A long time ago in an aquarium far far away.
Shark Trek
A Card Shark
