The Teachers4Sharks blog aspires to be a place for you to learn more about sharks, shark conservation and, promoting ocean literacy too!
Join us to create a network of active educators wishing to not only raise awareness and change behaviors about shark but also putting into action projects to benefit educators, students and schools worldwide!
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O blog Teachers4Sharks aspira a ser um lugar para você aprender mais sobre tubarões, conservação de tubarões e promover também a literacia oceânica!
Junte-se a nós para criar uma rede de educadores ativos que desejam não apenas aumentar a consciência e mudar comportamentos sobre tubarões, mas também colocar em prática projetos para beneficiar educadores, alunos e escolas em todo o mundo!
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Understanding the Megalodon: A Look at the Largest Shark
Blog Entry Delayed due to Natural Disaster! The phrase “better late than never” is the most appropriate way to begin this delayed blog entry. Whilst both February and March are long gone, here in southern Europe, they were marked by unusual extreme weather patterns. These patterns caused much damage to our natural and built environment.…
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Correctly Reporting Shark Incidents
Shark Attacks or Incidents? “Tourist killed in a shark attack, “Missing surfer killed in likely shark attack,” or “Killer Sharks” are titles generally used by the media to describe incidences involving sharks. Whilst indeed tragic, these are not shark “attacks.” They are fatal incidents, unfortunate encounters, sightings, or fatal bites. They should be correctly reported.…
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Educators Unite for Shark Conservation: A 2025 Call to Action
I wish all formal and informal educators a very HAPPY NEW YEAR! May 2025 be a prosperous and “fintastic” year for you and, of course, for ocean and shark conservation worldwide. Also, a warm thank you to all who have visited, shared, and supported this new blog T4S. It is a an interactive space designed…
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First Ocean Literacy Conference: Fostering Awareness and Education (Lisbon, Portugal)
As the winter solstice begins today, I wish you and all educators Happy Holidays and an excellent New Year! May 2025 be a positive year (and new life) for our ocean. Let it be filled with exciting and innovative educational activities and creative lessons supporting shark awareness and conservation! Still on the hunt for the…
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New Initiatives for Ocean Conservation in the Azores
The Azores archipelago is situated in the Atlantic Ocean and is renowned for its diverse and vital ocean biodiversity, surrounding its nine islands. Recently, excellent news regarding ocean biodiversity protection has been reported. Two important initiatives have been launched around the Azores islands. There is also more information about the mysterious six-gill shark (Hexanchus griseus)…
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Understanding the Megalodon: A Look at the Largest Shark
Blog Entry Delayed due to Natural Disaster! The phrase “better late than never” is the most appropriate way to begin this delayed blog entry. Whilst both February and March are long gone, here in southern Europe, they were marked by unusual extreme weather patterns. These patterns caused much damage to our natural and built environment.…
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Correctly Reporting Shark Incidents
Shark Attacks or Incidents? “Tourist killed in a shark attack, “Missing surfer killed in likely shark attack,” or “Killer Sharks” are titles generally used by the media to describe incidences involving sharks. Whilst indeed tragic, these are not shark “attacks.” They are fatal incidents, unfortunate encounters, sightings, or fatal bites. They should be correctly reported.…
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Educators Unite for Shark Conservation: A 2025 Call to Action
I wish all formal and informal educators a very HAPPY NEW YEAR! May 2025 be a prosperous and “fintastic” year for you and, of course, for ocean and shark conservation worldwide. Also, a warm thank you to all who have visited, shared, and supported this new blog T4S. It is a an interactive space designed…
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First Ocean Literacy Conference: Fostering Awareness and Education (Lisbon, Portugal)
As the winter solstice begins today, I wish you and all educators Happy Holidays and an excellent New Year! May 2025 be a positive year (and new life) for our ocean. Let it be filled with exciting and innovative educational activities and creative lessons supporting shark awareness and conservation! Still on the hunt for the…
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New Initiatives for Ocean Conservation in the Azores
The Azores archipelago is situated in the Atlantic Ocean and is renowned for its diverse and vital ocean biodiversity, surrounding its nine islands. Recently, excellent news regarding ocean biodiversity protection has been reported. Two important initiatives have been launched around the Azores islands. There is also more information about the mysterious six-gill shark (Hexanchus griseus)…
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