Author:Hewitt, Adrian MichaelDate:2014White sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) are widely distributed, ecologically important marine apex predators that are considered to be vulnerable to extinction. Given their crucial roles in structuring marine ecosystems, their populations need ...Read more
Author:Gardner, KathrynDate: 2022The Table Mountain National Park Marine Protected Area (TMNP-MPA) was established in 2004 to restore and protect the Cape Peninsula's biodiversity, including the populations of exploited macro-invertebrate species. Scientific publications on ...Read more
Author:Van Beuningen, DaveDate:2018By understanding when white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) are likely to be at certain popular beaches, it is possible to predict when the risk of overlap between water users and white sharks is highest, and to convey this information to the ...Read more
Author:Weltz, KayDate:2012In response to an increase in shark attacks in the Western Cape over the last decade, a shark warning system called Shark Spotters that records white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) in the surf zone was implemented in 2004 in Cape Town, South Africa.Read more
Author:Kock, AlisonDate:2013Coordinated by Alison Kock, Research Manager, Shark Spotters. For surfers, conservationists, lifeguards and anyone interested in the topic of living with great white sharks in Cape Town.Read morecbd
Author:Raw, Robert Nicolas VauseDate:2012The aims of this study were to investigate elements of the demographics, fine-scale habitat use and site fidelity of sevengill sharks. The study was conducted at an aggregation hotspot within a Marine Protected Area, near Miller’s Point in ...Read more
Author:De Necker, LeighDate:2017Despite their important ecological role, there is limited quantitative information on the trophic ecology of large, apex predator sharks. This is largely a consequence of their occupying naturally low population densities, being highly mobile ...Read more