Donate Now to Save Sharks!
Help bring SHARKWATER to China, so we can curb the demand for shark fin soup!

Every year more than 100 million sharks are killed mostly for their fins, causing their populations to have dropped by 90% in the last 30 years.

China is the largest consumer & trader of shark fins in the world, fueling the growing demand for shark fin soup. Most Chinese consumers don’t know that shark fin soup contains shark, because the translation literally means, "fish wing soup".

This is a huge consumer awareness issue that we have the power to change. We need your urgent help to bring the award-winning documentary Sharkwater to China.

Please donate now to help create a Chinese version of Sharkwater that targets an audience of over 300 million people.

DONATE NOW to the non-profit foundation SAVE THE BLUE to bring Sharkwater to China and receive a special custom-made tribal shark pendant!

Wear your special shark pendant with pride to engage people in making shark conservation and international priority! It’s cool to save sharks.

Dear Friends,

It is with great importance that we ask you to help us bring the award-winning documentary Sharkwater to China.

China is the largest consumer & trader of shark fins in the world, fueling the growing demand for shark fin soup that is destroying our oceans within our lifetime. Most Chinese consumers don’t know that shark fin soup contains shark, because the translation literally means, "fish wing soup".

Shark populations have dropped more than 90% in 30 years, destroying the most important ecosystem for our own survival. Conservation isn't just saving species and ecosystems, its saving humans.

This is a huge consumer awareness issue that we have the power to change. We need your urgent help to create a Chinese version of Sharkwater that targets an audience of over 300 million people. We can change the world, with your help.

Wear your special shark pendant with pride to engage people in making shark conservation and international priority! It’s cool to save sharks!

Thanks for helping us save sharks,
Rob Stewart and the SharkwaterTeam