Shark Savers

By Eleanor Lopez

August 2012 FEATURE
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You were instrumental in establishing Shark Savers here in South-East Asia. How did you get involved with the organization?I’m a diving instructor, so this brought me in very close proximity to sharks. Through the years I noticed firsthand the falling shark population in this region and I was concerned.I chanced upon a campaign that was run by Shark Savers and Wild Aid during the Beijing Olympics in 2008. I was very impressed by the quality of it and was moved,...

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Eleanor Lopez

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