In 2024, Saving the Blue has made significant strides in shark conservation. This year, the organization successfully tagged four female Silky Sharks, adding valuable data to their research. Additionally, they installed a new Acoustic Receiver in the Indian Ocean, which will operate for the next ten months. This advanced equipment, located at a depth of 90 feet, will help monitor the movements of tagged sharks and contribute crucial information to the ongoing efforts to protect these species

In October of 2022, our collaboration with Saving the Blue saw us actively contributing to the cause of shark conservation. Through the generous support of our customers, we achieved a remarkable feat - the successful tagging of two female Silky Sharks.

We named them Tina Fin & Sophie Tuna!

As part of Saving the Blue's ongoing efforts to study and safeguard Silky Sharks, we took a significant step forward. In November 2022, we sponsored the deployment of a new cutting-edge Acoustic Receiver, essentially a listening station, in the pristine waters of The Bahamas. 

Stationed at a depth of 80 feet beneath the ocean's surface, this Listening Station will remain in position for the next eight months. Its purpose? To diligently gather crucial data regarding the movements of tagged sharks that traverse its vicinity.

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As time unfolds and our understanding deepens, we eagerly anticipate sharing another update in the coming months. This remarkable initiative stands as a testament to our commitment to the exploration and preservation of these captivating creatures beneath the waves.