Marine conservation biology institute protecting ocean life through science and conservation advocacy

The Great White Shark is an intriguing animal. For this reason, we will share with you some facts about sharks, a diagram of the great white shark's anatomy, shark attack victims and much more.

RTSea Productions believes that one of the best ways to educate and motivate the public regarding conservation is through open communication. It is hoped that through blogs like this one, information will be disseminated across the Internet and, in so doing, will illuminate others as to the serious challenges that lay before us in preserving and protecting our natural resources.

Roger Horricks is a South African based freelance photojournalist specialising in environmental, travel and marine photography for news, editorial, advertising and stock. He runs an inspiring photo blog of his adventures throughout Southern Africa.

Brent Stewart joined HSWRI as a field biologist in 1977 and has since conducted studies of the population biology, foraging and physiological ecology, and behavior of a variety of marine mammals, sea birds, sea turtles, and sharks.

The shark chronicles document the work and life at Oceans Research – Mossel Bay marine lab in south Africa. The institute is conducting ground breaking research into the life history of the white shark. Through the Shark Chronicles, readers can follow the highs, lows and daily adventures of the research team.

OCEANIC DREAMS: is a blog written by one of the most passionate and vocal shark conservation activists on the planet – Wolfgang Leander. His blog is on his passions in the world, free diving, sharks, life, the oceans and photographs.

Fiona Ayerst is a professional photographer with a diverse lifestyle portfolio. Her passion is for water, both above and under. Fiona’s talent penetrates each image, as she pushes herself to the limit to capture the essence, beauty and intensity of the world.