We join Marine & Coastal Management on a shark research trip
On July 16th, SASC joined Marine and Coastal Management (MCM) on a demersal shark research cruise on the research vessel Ellen Khuzwayo.
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SASC partners with the WWF Responsible Fisheries Programme
The WWF Responsible Fisheries Programme aims to equip all personnel involved in fisheries and their management with the appropriate skills and knowledge to apply an Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries. And now SASC is working with WWF to achieve this.
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Faces of Need: Sharks
In the face of increasing exploitation, SASC is working with the Dyer Island Conservation Trust to increase understanding of two commercially valuable shark species.
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Green Marine Programme gets underway
The unique marine environment of the Overstrand Region, South Africa provides income to many people through tourism and fishing activities. SASCs Green Marine Programme aims to provide the hospitality industry with a better understanding of the value and diversity of this environment, thereby increasing a sense of stewardship for the marine realm.
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SASC Research & Education Facility opens!
Following months of renovations, SASC officially moved into our Research & Education Facility in the Hermanus Old Harbour Museum on May 27th, 2008.
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