Shark Task Force

After a long break, the Shark Task Force is back with this exclusive trailer. This is Your Ocean: Sharks follows the expedition of Jim Abernethy, Dr. Guy Harvey and Wyland as they set out to protect sharks. Directed by George C. Schellenger. This is Your Ocean: Sharks premieres this April 29, 2011 at the Newport Beach Film Festival. We'll be back soon because, why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks?

Sharks find help from an angry chef; some bi-partisain support in Washington, D.C.; and a break in the Bahamas. Those are just some of the stories we're following this week on the SharkTaskForce. Why wait a while year, for just one week on sharks?

A one of a kind evening in Las Vegas leads to a victory for sharks. Find out more in this edition of the Shark Task Force. Special thanks to Shark Savers, Wetpixel, Jim Abernethy's Scuba-Adventures, Shark Diving International, Blue Sphere Media, Wyland and Stan Waterman. For more on Shark Savers, check out SharkSavers.org. We'll see you next time, because - Why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks?

A recent death and several injuries in the Red Sea are being blamed on a type of shark - the Oceanic Whitetip. Officials believe the Oceanic Whitetip Sharks were attracted close to shore near Sharm El-Sheikh after a boat dumped dead cattle into the water. Some environmentalists say the sharks moved closer to shore, due to a lack of food. This time on the Shark Task Force, we take a closer look at this shark - and why it's always investigating its surroundings.

George C. Schellenger, Executive Producer of the Shark Task Force, teams up with Guy Harvey, Wyland and Jim Abernethy for a one of a kind look at sharks -- Though the eyes of three marine artists racing against the clock. This is Your Ocean: Sharks - focuses on the Bahamas and Florida - and the critical need for conservation. Here's the trailer for the documentary. For more on sharks - or to watch a high res version of the trailer, join us at sharktaskforce.com .

A recent report that a seafood company in the Bahamas is considering shark finning has sparked worldwide concern. The Bahamas is one of the last shark strong holds - bringing people from around the world to witness these creatures. But if Sunco Wholesale Seafood LTD starts shark finning - the very nature of the Bahamas will be changed forever. For more on sharks, check out the sharktaskforce.com.

The past 12 months have been a very busy time for the Shark Task Force. Here's a look back at the adventures we've had and the people we've met. There's so much more work to be done to protect sharks, and we're just getting started. Why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks? For more on Sharks, check out SharkTaskForce.com.

On the Shark Task Force, we witness amazing life underwater around the world. When we face the death of something so incredible, the impact is deep. For more on sharks, check out www.sharktaskforce.com.

Some people hype sharks - but at least one island in the Caribbean has turned sharks into a reason to celebrate. In this edition of the Shark Task Force, we head to the Mexican Caribbean and the island of Isla Mujeres to explore the world of the Whale Shark. Why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks?

By now, you may know the story of Emma, a 14-foot Tiger Shark in the Bahamas. She's quickly becoming the most photographed large wild predatory shark in the world. But is it enough to save the species? And, some ask, how much is too much? For more on sharks, check out sharktaskforce.com, because why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks?