Save Florida Sharks - Shark Defender

$ 20.00

The growing popularity of land-based shark fishing has increased the risk to swimmers of a shark attack. Since beaches are the #1 tourist attraction in most coastal counties, there can be no justification for endangering millions of swimmers and surfers with an activity that is enjoyed by few, and detrimental to the environment.

Sharks, many of them endangered, are caught and released and often die and wash up on shore. Sharks are crucial to our underwater ecosystem and without them, all ocean life is in peril.

!Please note that the women's tees are fitted and do tend to run a size or two small!

3x11inch - Ban the shark fin trade bumper sticker- NoFinFl.org

$ 3.00

The act of finning is banned in Florida, but the sale and trade of fins is legal. Florida is currently the hub for the fin trade in the US. As long as we allow the product, we are supporting a market that is devastating shark populations around the world. We need to stop the fin trade in Florida.

3x5 inch - Shark Defender - FloridaSharks.org

$ 3.00

The growing popularity of land-based shark fishing has increased the risk to swimmers of a shark attack. Since beaches are the #1 tourist attraction in most coastal counties, there can be no justification for endangering millions of swimmers and surfers with an activity that is enjoyed by few, and detrimental to the environment.

Sharks, many of them endangered, are caught and released and often die and wash up on shore. Sharks are crucial to our underwater ecosystem and without them, all ocean life is in peril.

Report Illegal Shark Fishing 3x11inch

$ 3.00

Shark Watch is committed to providing anonymous citizen-driven reporting of illegal shark fishing activities. Shore-based shark fishing can put the public in danger by conditioning sharks to feed in certain areas. You could unknowingly be surfing or swimming where shark fishing occurred the night before.

3x11inch - Protecting Our Beaches and Wildlife - FloridaSharks.org

$ 3.00

The growing popularity of land-based shark fishing has increased the risk to swimmers of a shark attack. Since beaches are the #1 tourist attraction in most coastal counties, there can be no justification for endangering millions of swimmers and surfers with an activity that is enjoyed by few, and detrimental to the environment.

Sharks, many of them endangered, are caught and released and often die and wash up on shore. Sharks are crucial to our underwater ecosystem and without them, all ocean life is in peril.

3x11inch - Shark Defender - FloridaSharks.org

$ 3.00

The growing popularity of land-based shark fishing has increased the risk to swimmers of a shark attack. Since beaches are the #1 tourist attraction in most coastal counties, there can be no justification for endangering millions of swimmers and surfers with an activity that is enjoyed by few, and detrimental to the environment.

Sharks, many of them endangered, are caught and released and often die and wash up on shore. Sharks are crucial to our underwater ecosystem and without them, all ocean life is in peril.

Shark Watch - Volunteer

$ 20.00

Shark populations are declining worldwide, and the growing popularity of shore-based shark fishing is putting the future of sharks at risk. Sharks play a vital role in keeping our underwater ecosystems healthy and balanced. Our coastal ecosystems are particularly vulnerable in the absence of sharks. The ongoing declines and lack of recovery of threatened and protected shark species is a cause for concern. Catch and release may sound good in theory, but the stress and physical damage sharks experience more often than not result in death. Shark carcasses that have washed ashore are characteristic of shore-based shark fishing. Sharks have to swim to breathe. Their skeletal system is made up of cartilage, when they are pulled out of the water, the weight of their bodies can collapse onto their organs, crushing them. 

Shore-based shark fishing takes place in the same proximity as swimmers making them more susceptible to an accidental attack. Beaches are the #1 tourist attraction in most coastal counties. There is no justification for endangering millions of swimmers and surfers with an activity that poses significant threats to beachgoers and sharks alike. 

Become a shark conservationist today and join our growing number of Shark Watch volunteers who have dedicated their lives to shark protection.

https://www.shark-watch.org/

!Please note that the women's tees are fitted and do tend to run a size or two small!

3x11inch - Ban the shark fin trade bumper sticker- NoFinFl.org

$ 3.00

The act of finning is banned in Florida, but the sale and trade of fins is legal. Florida is currently the hub for the fin trade in the US. As long as we allow the product, we are supporting a market that is devastating shark populations around the world. We need to stop the fin trade in Florida.

3x11inch - Protecting Our Beaches and Wildlife - FloridaSharks.org

$ 3.00

The growing popularity of land-based shark fishing has increased the risk to swimmers of a shark attack. Since beaches are the #1 tourist attraction in most coastal counties, there can be no justification for endangering millions of swimmers and surfers with an activity that is enjoyed by few, and detrimental to the environment.

Sharks, many of them endangered, are caught and released and often die and wash up on shore. Sharks are crucial to our underwater ecosystem and without them, all ocean life is in peril.