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Introductory Webinar | SARRI Expert Webinar Series

Tuesday, July 12, 2022

Introductory Webinar | SARRI Expert Webinar Series

The first of the expert webinars will be held on the 27th July, 2022. The founding partners will provide an overview of the shark and ray crisis, SARRI and the toolbox, and what to expect in the coming months and years.

Attendees will get a flavour of what SARRI has to offer to marine management authorities and shark conservation practitioners, and potential collaboration opportunities, and to ask questions on key aspects of the Initiative.

Please join SARRI's founders on Zoom to learn more on the 27th July at 11 am GMT (9 pm Port Moresby, 6 pm Jakarta, 3 pm Dubai, 1 pm Rome, 8 am São Paulo). The webinar will last roughly 75 mins. 

Speakers:

  • Andy Cornish -  Leader of Sharks: Restoring the Balance, WWF
  • Dr. Rima Jabado – Founder of Elasmo Project and Chair of the IUCN SSC Shark Specialist Group
  • Prof. Colin Simpfendorfer - Adjunct Professor, James Cook University
  • Luke Warwick - Director of Shark and Ray Conservation, Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

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