Let’s come together as a community of shark and ray conservation practitioners to recover the most threatened species before it’s too late.

Reversing the alarming shark and ray population declines on a global scale is an enormous task. It will take a huge collaboration of people like you working across many sites to tackle the extinction threat head-on. While SARRI provides a methodology for doing so that should be suitable for over 100 of the most threatened rays and sharks, deploying it will require for a community of conservationists to rally round at a scale never seen before. 

Whether you work for the government, a university, a research centre, a conservation organisation, in tourism or live in a community near a potential site, we would love to start a conversation with you. While we are not able to provide funding at this time, the SARRI Toolkit and approach are made freely available, and training will be provided periodically. Just as importantly, we will be establishing an online platform so that a community of practitioners like you can come together to share, exchange ideas, and learn from experts and those already actively engaged in recovery efforts.