ASAP – Anti Shark Attack Projects featuring a shark exclusion barrier ASAP – Anti Shark Attack Projects specialize in the deployment of shark exclusion zones and shark detection systems. ASAP activities and projects are completely environmentally friendly and are designed to not interfere with the marine environment in any way. The image featured is a rendering of the … Read more
The Bobalong Barge in Port St. Johns The Bobalong Barge in Port St. Johns has been smoothly operating on the waters of the Umzimvubu for some months now, and after passing her sea trials with flying fish, is now hard at work. Brucifire and I gatecrashed a birthday party cruisade and lemonade bash, as … Read more
Supping is safe at Port St. Johns 2nd Beach – in the estuary Supping is safe at Port St. Johns 2nd Beach – in the estuary! After weeks of bumping into people and hearing their stories in and around PSJ, it definitely does not seem safe to even consider going into that piece of ocean. http://africasup.com/ … Read more
Secret Shark Attacks Never thought it would get to this but there are shark attacks going down all over the globe, that are being kept secret! Makes you wonder what it is that turns the media, from sensationalists, to economists, in a blink? Two in Moz, two in the Kei, and one in the Cape. … Read more
OVER 500 LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL MARINE SCIENCE EXPERTS GATHER IN PORT EDWARD TO SHARE KNOWLEDGE ON THE MANAGEMENT AND GOVERNANCE OF THE MARINE AND COASTAL ENVIRONMENT 26 OCTOBER 2015 The Chairperson of the KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board, Mr Sipho Mkhize officially opened the biennial Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association (WIOMSA)’s 9th Scientific Symposium … Read more
