The thornback ray belongs in the habitat along the coasts of the Netherlands and Belgium, but has almost disappeared here due to overfishing. The species […]
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When I signed up for the internship of 3 months I was really looking forward to it, but I also wondered if it was not […]
More / MeerKimberley in SA: big sharks at last!
Time flies. Another 2,5 week and then my stay here comes to an end… Fortunately, we have had many days at sea in the past […]
More / MeerShark bytes – EEA 2018 conference summary
This past weekend the European Elasmobranch Association conference was held in Peniche, Portugal. The Saturday started with a talk by keynote speaker Gavin Naylor, on […]
More / MeerWhat a great way to start the week!!! After the big beach-cleanup in Hermanus we did a ‘volunteer only trip’. This means that only volunteers […]
More / MeerShark & Rays back into the North Sea: First tagged thornback ray recaptured and registered!
Project Partners WWF NL, Sportvisserij Nederland, Dutch Shark Society, Blue Linked and The NorthSea Foundation report: The first tagged thornback ray has surfaced, both in […]
More / MeerKimberley goes SA: a cake, kids and sharks!
The first real week of the 21 ocean days. A busy week, and actually we did a beach clean-up almost every day! Something that is […]
More / MeerKimberley saw her first great white shark!
In the first two days, I explored Cape Town and visited the Two Oceans Aquarium, before I was joined by other volunteers and we were picked up […]
More / MeerKimberley goes South Africa!
Kimberley Deumer is going to South Africa for an internship with White Shark Projects. She’ll be there from August 13 till November 2. White Shark […]
More / MeerThey’re back! Come visit our rays!
In the winter months it was too cold to release the young animals in the North Sea. We started releasing again when the water temperature […]
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