It is only with your continued support that we can be effective in our mission to protect sharks.

SOS supporters come from all corners of the globe with one thing in common, a desire to protect sharks because we understand the important role that these amazing apex predators play in our oceans and the potentially devastating impacts caused by removing them.

Please take a moment to visit our supporters, and show your appreciation for their work.

If you would like your business, group or yourself added as one of our supporters, please email us here and tell us why you should be recognised as an SOS supporter.

The Australian Anti Shark Finning Alliance (TAASFA)

www.taasfa.com

SOS is working closely with TAASFA, which was formed in Australia in 2011 with the sole purpose of bringing shark finning in Australia to an end.

AfriOceans Conservation Alliance

www.aoca.org.za

AOCA is well known for its unique campaign work, exciting research projects and education and awareness initiatives, and its role in being prepared to speak out for those who cannot.

Les Requins

www.lesrequins.com 

A French language shark conservation website. 

 Ocean Global Net

www. oceanglobalnet.ch

Information about sharks and collections of worldwide links for shark organisations 

Shark Aid International

www.sharkaidinternational.org

A UK based group, founded in 2012, raising awareness for the need to protect sharks globally.

Shark References

www.shark-references.com

Shark-References is an online database that contains scientific bibliography on recent and fossil sharks, skates, rays and chimaeras (cartilaginous fishes, Chondrichthyes).

Sharkiologist

www.sharkiologist.com

Website of Shark biologist Lauren Smith.  Sharkiologist definition: a person whose career is dedicated to the study, protection and promotion of sharks.

Stop Shark Finning

www.stopsharkfinning.net

Find out more about shark finning and how you can help to end it. 

White Shark Conservation Trust

www.whitesharkconservationtrust.org

The White Shark Conservation Trust was established to promote awareness of the need to conserve and protect the white shark.