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Check out the T shirts available

20 Sep

JCI Tanjung Aru has Car Stickers & T shirts for sale.  check them out here

Sabah Shark Survey

20 Sep

Draft Sabah Shark Survey Sites

Volunteer divers, dive masters and dive resorts have all contributed to the Sabah Shark survey.  This will run to the end of the year but the trends are now clear, shark populations have fallen dramatically over the past 16 years.  If you have dive data for Sabah please contribute, if you have dive data for the rest of the world please forward that to the Global Shark Survey.

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JCI Conference

20 Sep

The JCI conference for 2011 is being held by JCI Tanjung Aru at the Sutera Pan Pacific Hotel.  Check out the website for more JCI info. The great news for Sharks in Malaysia is that the major project for JCI Tanjung aru during 2011 has been saving sharks.  They have done a great job and now is the time to spread that passion for sharks throughout Malaysia and the region.

Well done everyone

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Sabah hopes to ban shark fishing

20 Sep

Shark fins are an un sustainable resource. Sharks are worth much more alive than dead

As the result of the work of the individuals and groups supporting Shark Savers Malaysia we have managed to get a commitment from the Government to ban shark sales in Sabah.  Read the most recent press release here.

Tracc Volunteer Project

20 Sep
diving volunteer protect sharks near sipadan

Grey reef Sharks are territorial around coral reefs with strong currents

The scuba diving volunteer project run by TRACC is protecting a small shark population on Pom Pom Island, Near Sipadan, Semporna, Sabah, Malaysia.  The main objective is to plant corals to rebuild the reefs but at the same time the volunteer divers are protecting the sharks and turtles that are resident on the island.

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