Fuvahmulah - Shark Island
Fuvahmulah, known as the Shark Island of the Maldives, is home to a rich diversity of shark species, offering unparalleled opportunities for research. From tiger sharks to thresher sharks, this unique location provides an ideal environment for studying shark behavior, ecology, and conservation.
Tiger Sharks
Our tiger shark research focuses on understanding their behaviors, migrations, and interactions in Fuvahmulah's unique ecosystem. By using innovative identification and tracking methods, we aim to protect these apex predators and their habitats.
Thresher Sharks
We study thresher sharks to understand their habitat use and behavior around Fuvahmulah, focusing on their interactions at cleaning stations. This research helps us protect these elusive sharks and their vital habitats
Data Science Acceleration
Our Data Science Acceleration initiative leverages advanced analytics and technology to deepen our understanding of marine ecosystems. By integrating data from diverse sources, we can uncover critical insights that drive effective shark conservation strategies.
Collaborative Environment
We thrive in a collaborative environment, working with five key partners to advance shark research and conservation. We're always open to expanding our network, welcoming new collaborators to join us in making a lasting impact on marine ecosystems.
Support Our Shark Research Initiatives
Your donation will have a profound impact on advancing shark research and conservation, directly fueling innovative studies that deepen our understanding of these majestic creatures. By supporting our projects, you are not only contributing to groundbreaking scientific knowledge but also actively protecting shark populations and the delicate ecosystems they inhabit. Your generosity helps us drive real-world conservation efforts, ensuring that sharks thrive in their natural environments for generations to come. Together, we can leave a lasting legacy, preserving the health of our oceans and inspiring future generations to continue this important work. Join us in making a meaningful difference today.
We Take Pride in Our Numbers
8
Years of experience
268
Tiger sharks identified
25
Pregnant tiger sharks discovered
12
Ongoing projects
2
Publications
Are You Ready to Collaborate?
Are you an NGO or research organization interested in conducting shark research in Fuvahmulah? Or you are eager Individual dreaming to join a research project? Please reach out to us with your project ideas, and we will be honoured to collaborate with you to turn your dreams into a reality. Let's work together to advance shark conservation and research efforts in this unique and vibrant marine ecosystem.