Nova Scotia Recap | White Shark Research with Tancook Islands Marine Field Station

Working alongside the Tancook Islands Marine Field Station, our team studied shark movements, collected samples, and continued to build the data needed to protect these important apex predators. Nova Scotia’s coastline has revealed itself as one of the most important habitats for white sharks in the Western North Atlantic.

Discover what we’ve learned so far, how local partnerships are advancing shark science, and why these waters play such a vital role in the future of white shark conservation.

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