Daily Blog: 11 March 2026 | Shark Cage Diving...
A warm day on the water today! We launched for Kleinbaai Harbour and after a short drive in the bay, we had an AMAZING sighting!
Marine Dynamics/ Dyer Island Conservation Trust welcomes the announcement from The Minister of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries, Ms Barbara Creecy, that a panel has been appointed to review the management and conservation of shark species by South Africa.
As per press release: The appointment of the Panel is in response to public concern about shark populations along the coast and the change in the distribution of Great White Sharks and the resultant increase in conflict between fishers and tourism operators.
The matter is now of public interest and our hundreds of emails, meetings attended and petitions are finally having some results. The panel is expected to start in June and be wrapped up by October this year. We truly hope we will see some positive shark conservation action from this.
Read release for details here.
Gansbaai Bronze Whaler petition here.
Carte Blanche on South African demersal shark longliners here.
More on the effects of shark fishing here.
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Read MoreA warm day on the water today! We launched for Kleinbaai Harbour and after a short drive in the bay, we had an AMAZING sighting!
What a day with Marine Dynamics! After a scenic drive along the coastline to reach our dive site, the excitement was at its highest.
What a beautiful day out on sea.
Overcast skies but calm conditions awaited as Slashfin launched from Kleinbaai Harbour.
We had a wonderful day out in the ocean today, filled with nothing but marine life.
This morning we had an early start to the day as strong south-easterly winds began to pick up.