September 24, 2018
A public campaign to cull ‘invasive’ cownose rays was hugely successful. But re-examining the data revealed a horrible truth: the rays weren’t the problem. Read more in my fifth Guardian blog here:
What happens when the research underpinning conservation is wrong?
Here i report on a conservation project by Sharklab-Malta that i became involved with; removing ...
In my tenth shark piece for the Guardian I report on a recently discovered deep sea shark that ...
This is my third blog for The Guardian, this time I am looking at Shark Conservation within the ...
In my tenth shark piece for the Guardian I report on a recently discovered deep sea shark that ...
The Basking Shark (Cetorhinus maximus) can reach lengths of up to 12m and is the largest shark ...
What does Hannibal Lecter, Ernest Hemmingway and I have in common? A taste for fava beans and a ...