<div>Help Us Protect Lord Howe’s Sharks 
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<div>At Lord Howe Island, one of the world’s most pristine marine environments, something is shifting beneath the surface.
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<div>Galapagos shark are increasingly interacting with fishers—taking fish from lines in a behaviour known as depredation. As this increases, so does the risk: sharks being misunderstood, blamed, and potentially harmed.
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<div>But right now, we don’t actually know why this is happening.
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<div>We’re Raising $20,000 to Find Answers
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<div>This project will investigate a simple but powerful question:
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<div>What are these sharks eating—and could their diet be driving this behaviour?
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<div>Where Your Donation Goes
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<div> $10,000 – Scientific Analysis
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<div>Stable isotope and fatty acid testing to uncover shark diet
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<div> $10,000 – Research Support
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<div>Funding the researchers, lab work, and project delivery
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<div>Working alongside:
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<div>Griffith University
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<div>Flinders University
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<div>Why It Matters
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<div>Without understanding the cause:
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<div>Sharks risk being unfairly targeted
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<div>Decisions may be made out of fear, not science
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<div>A delicate ecosystem could be impacted
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<div>With your help, we can:
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<div>Support evidence-based solutions
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<div>Reduce human–shark conflict
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<div>Protect these incredible apex predators
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<div>Choose Understanding Over Fear
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<div>This isn’t just about sharks.
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<div>It’s about how we respond when humans and wildlife collide.
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<div>Every donation helps us move from fear… to understanding… to protection.
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<div> Donate now and be part of the solution
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