Shark Guardian is a non-profit organization founded by Brendon Sing, an experienced scuba diving instructor trainer with a great passion for sharks. Brendon has for over 12 years been focusing on shark conservation, education, supporting shark conservation efforts and leading scuba dives for shark encounters. The Shark Guardian presentation was created by Brendon to be used as an inspiring, fun and visually stimulating slide show to be viewed by dive centers, resorts, international schools, diving enthusiasts and the general public. This ever changing presentation (continuously being updated) presented by Brendon himself, has been viewed in several countries including South Africa, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. Shark Guardian is now the banner and symbol for future educational and inspiring presentations that will be presented worldwide. This is Shark Guardian.
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About Shark Guardian
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The Shark Guardian Presentation
The Shark Guardian multimedia based slide show has been in development for over 10 years. The presentation is unique and incorporates a combination of brilliant images and films, leaving the audience amazed and with a new found insight and appreciation for sharks. The presentation is designed to show people the true and natural beauty of sharks, their role in the eco-system and why sharks are vital for all life on Earth. The Shark Guardian presentation is suitable for all ages and when necessary it is altered to suit the audience.
As part of the presentation Brendon wants to show the audience how they can help and get involved with shark conservation efforts anywhere in the world. Through education and action, with the belief that we can make a difference and with the right motivation, we can achieve stronger protection for sharks worldwide.
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info@sharkguardian.org
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2011
Shark Guardian
is here! See the trailer now
Shark Guardian does in no way own any of this footage. This footage is used as an educational tool only and to encourge viewers to purchase the original films from which some of it comes from.
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- Let people know that shark populations are under threat
- Show others why sharks are important for the ocean eco system
- Warn others NOT to eat dangerously poisoned shark fin soup!
- Show that you care about sharks
- Become a Shark Guardian and join the fight to save sharks!
- Conservation, Education and Action!
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Recent Shark Guardian Presentations
Venue: BANGKOK
27th April 2011
Harrow International school
28th April 2011
Patana International School
Recent Shark Guardian Activities and Projects
Venue: Brunei
8th June 2011
National Environment Conference - Brunei 2011
9th June 2011
ISB International School Brunei
Shark Guardian at the National Environment Conference in Brunei - Honored Guest and Speaker June 2011
Shark Guardian was invited, through the ISB Brunei International School, to attend and speak at Brunei's 4th National Environment Conference Read more
Get involved and give sharks a fighting
chance right now! Sign this petition..
Shark Petition: YES, I'm appalled at the failure of the world's environment leaders at CITES 2010 in Qatar to approve trade protections for some of the Earth's most vulnerable and heavily traded shark species.
According to the International Union for Conservation of nature (IUCN) analyses, all shark species proposed at the meeting met the criteria for listing under Cites Appendix ||.
Such listing requires that trading is controlled in order to avoid use that threatens the species' survival. Despite the depletion of sharks worldwide, restrictions on international trade are in place for only three shark species - Whale Shark, Great White and Basking shark.
I join with Project Aware, Shark Guardian. divers and activists worldwide, calling on CITES parties, between now and the next CITES conference to:
1. Fully protect shark species listed as Endangered and Critically Endangered by the IUCN
2. Set precautionary shark fishing limits (Where none yet exist)
3. Ensure that sharks are landed with their fins naturally attached
4. Work with other countries to prepare and promote shark listing proposals for the next CITES conference in 2013
We call on governments around the world to heed scientific advise to provide better protection for all sharks and their ocean ecosystem.
Shark Guardian in the UK!
Location: UK
08th December 2011
Holy Cross RC Primary School, Hucknall, Nottingham
Venue: UK
3rd November 2011
South Wolds community School, Nottingham
It didn't take much persuading for Liz's old headmaster, Barry Doran, to jump on board the Shark Guardian camapign so we have now finally officially kick started Shark Guardian UK! Read more
Vote for Shark Guardian in the Sea Of Change Contest and win 2 Shark Guardian t-shirts! Prize money of 5,000US$ will be donated to Project Aware for marine conservation by PADI.
Send us an email that you voted for Shark Guardian! You can vote once EVERY day! Send link to your friends via Facebook
Thanks to Liz's friend, Shark Guardian got a foot in the door early with the science department at South Wolds community school and in early November Liz presented to 2 groups of 90 year 9 students plus teachers. Read more
Shark Guardian in the UK... again!
Venue: UK
12th October 2011
Holy Trinity Catholic Primary School, Newark,
Nottinghamshire
Venue: UK
9th November 2011
Redhill Accademy, Arnold, Nottingham
09th December 2011
South Notts Accademy School, Nottingham
16th December 2011
Friesland School, Sandiacre, Derbyshire