KZN Sharks Board has had two stranded whales to deal with recently. Head of Operations Mike Anderson-Reade explains why
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Wednesday morning broke with a flurry of activity on the Durban beachfront with numerous shoals of sardines making an appearance from just behind the surf zone to about 500m offshore.
Keep up to date with the progress of the sardine shoals and associated predators, heading towards KZN
The latest observation flight revealed few sardine-related predators, but there is still hope for a late flourish
What a truly wonderful weekend we had in Durban this past weekend! Top Gear, fast cars, vintage cars, beautiful weather, incredible food…Elizabeth Moore shares with us.
This natural phenomenon is heading our way. Catch up on the latest news from the KZN Sharks Board
Staff undertook the second sardine survey flight from Virginia Airport to East London earlier this week, and even though activity was fairly intense last week off the Waterfall Bluff area in the northern region of the Eastern Cape, it now seems to have subsided and disappeared.
In light of numerous serious and fatal attacks in recent years, The KZN Sharks Board is to conduct a study of the sharks of the Port St Johns area in the Eastern Cape.
After a busy day in Durban yesterday, the Sardine Run 2011 action has moved down to Toti, Warner Beach and Chain Rocks.
The KZN Sharks Board last year captured a shark which had spent 20 years at liberty – now here’s more amazing news.
Sharks and rays were on the agenda when international researchers met at the Sharks Board in Umhlanga.
The KZN Sharks Board recently recaptured a Ragged-tooth shark first tagged at St Lucia 20 years ago.
Mike Anderson-Reade is an institution at the KZN Sharks Board, a man who lives for what he does and serves with pride.