Scientists reveal the world of sharks, from tagging to surprising discoveries as the animals move through waters off NJ and along the East Coast.

Marine animals inhabit a three-dimensional environment, which necessitates knowledge of both horizontal and vertical movements to understand the scope of their habitat use. Large-bodied hammerhead sha...

Scientists studied Atlantic recreational fishery data to better understand this complex human-wildlife conflict.

Because the sharks prefer warmer waters, they could be particularly active off Cape Cod this summer, one expert said.

Dr. Ryan Knotek is leading a study to assess the fate and recovery of bull sharks caught in recreational fisheries.

From Sept. 14 to 26, 2025, coral scientists, ecologists, and ocean explorers will embark on a two-week expedition to investigate the canyon's rich and under-explored ecosystems. Using the remotely ope...

Sharks in New York waters spend very little time near the surface, and even when they do, murky water and waves make them hard to spot from the air.

Scientists are studying how sharks could be used as free moving monitors to collect ocean data for better hurricane forecasts.

Scientists are using everything from angler surveys to videos to DNA testing to study shark populations in the Gulf.

Please join us for the International Conference on Basking Sharks in Galway August 29-31st.

Shark depredation is a complex social-ecological issue that affects a range of fisheries worldwide. Increasing concern about the impacts of shark depredation, and how it intersects with the broader co...

Abstract. Species distribution models (SDMs) are an important tool for marine conservation and management, yet guidance on leveraging diverse data to build

Scientific Reports - Critical assessment and ramifications of a purported marine trophic cascade

When Chris Paparo, owner of Fish Guy Photos, started the lecture series that would become Geek Talks, his plan was simple.

A certain New York City tabloid did its best to sensationalize drone footage captured this month depicting a great white shark a few hundred feet off the Montauk shoreline, but the sighting is neither...

“All just part of what they do every year for as long as we know they’ve been here.”

Fourwaves - International Conference on Fish Telemetry (7th ICFT)

In the turquoise waters off Florida’s East coast, Captain Douglas Covin cuts his boat engine and waits. Within minutes, they arrive – six 300-pound bull sharks circling expectantly.  The moment a sail...

The Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council has named Jack Casey as the recipient of the James A. Ruhle Cooperative Research Award. The award was presented during the Council’s April meeting in Gallow...