Social and Natural Project NSP

14/06/2024

The NSP is happy to annunce the start of our new campaign EAT YOUR TAIL-SAVE THE SNAKE, sponsored by the Brisbane Airport and Auspost's communiti grants.

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Brisbane Airport

13/06/2024

Follow the link to know more about the NSP campaigns and how you can help, together we will save them.

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09/06/2024

We are happy to annunc the application of the NSP in the Awesome Foundation programme with what we are aiming to help the Australian Grey Falcon!!

Forwarding the interest of Awesome in the universe, $1,000 at a time.

31/05/2024

🌿✨ Social and Natural Project! ✨🌿

We are excited to share our latest campaign follow us and click the link to see how you can help in our mission: protecting wildlife and preserving natural habitats. 🐾🌎

From majestic snakes to playful kangaroos, our work ensures that these incredible creatures can thrive in their natural environments. 🌿💚

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Rescue and rehabilitate endangered animals 🦁
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31/05/2024

Follow our new campaign, WE ARE READY TO SAVE THEM are you?

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01/05/2024

"🦈 Monitor the bycatch and mortality of grey nurse sharks in relevant fisheries 🌊 🌏💙 "
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30/04/2024

"🦈 Develop monitoring protocols and establish a national database to
record data collected on grey nurse sharks, to assist with population
monitoring. 🌊including estimates of population growth and mortality. 🌏💙 "
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29/04/2024

"🦈 Monitor and re-survey grey nurse shark populations to assess population trends and dynamics, 🌊including estimates of population growth and mortality. 🌏💙 "
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28/04/2024

"🦈 The isolation of the Australian grey nurse shark populations has important
implications for the conservation management of this species, 🌊as natural migration—and therefore replenishment of diminished populations—between
the two Australian populations and/or those of other locations is not expected to occur. 🌏💙 "
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27/04/2024

"🦈 Differences in genetic structure have been shown to exist between eastern and western populations, 🌊inferring limited or zero dispersal between these populations (Stow et al., 2006) 🌏💙 "
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26/04/2024

"🦈 The protection of grey nurse sharks under state and Commonwealth🌊
legislation means that this species can no longer be targeted by fishers🌏💙 "
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25/04/2024

"🦈 Due to its fierce appearance and being mistaken for other sharks that posed a danger to humans,🌊 large numbers were also killed by recreational
spear fishers and line fishers who targeted the sharks at their aggregation sites (EA, 2002). 🌏💙 "
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24/04/2024

"🦈 Dive into the mesmerizing world of tiger sand sharks! 🌊 Join us as we uncover the secrets of these incredible creatures and learn how we can protect their ocean home. 🌏💙 " Historically (1950s through to the 1970s), the grey nurse shark was fished in eastern Australia for its oil, flesh, skin and fins
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23/04/2024

"🦈 Dive into the mesmerizing world of tiger sand sharks! 🌊 Join us as we uncover the secrets of these incredible creatures and learn how we can protect their ocean home. 🌏💙 " mortality related to incidental (accidental and/or illegal) capture by commercial and recreational fisheries.
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22/04/2024

🦈 Dive into the mesmerizing world of
tiger sand sharks! 🌊 Join us as we uncover the
secrets of these incredible creatures and learn how we
can protect their ocean home. 🌏💙
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Other potential threats to the species include impacts
from ecotourism, collection for public aquaria,
pollution and disease and ecosystem effects as a result
of habitat modification and climate change—
including changes in sea temperature and ocean
acidification.

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21/04/2024

"🦈 Dive into the mesmerizing world of tiger sand sharks! 🌊 Join us as we uncover the secrets of these incredible creatures and learn how we can protect their ocean home. 🌏💙 "

The grey nurse shark was listed as vulnerable under the EPBC Act in August 2000. This listing was based on declining population trends, the life history
characteristics of the species, limited knowledge of their ecology and abundance, and the fact that the species was still under pressure from some sectors of
the Australian commercial and recreational fishing industries.

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21/04/2024

"🦈 Dive into the mesmerizing world of tiger sand sharks! 🌊 Join us as we uncover the secrets of these incredible creatures and learn how we can protect their ocean home. 🌏💙 "
Given the serious decline in numbers in the east coast population of the grey nurse shark, this population is now listed as critically endangered.

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19/04/2024

"🦈 Dive into the mesmerizing world of tiger sand sharks! 🌊 Join us as we uncover the secrets of these incredible creatures and learn how we can protect their ocean home. 🌏💙 "

The grey nurse shark has been protected in
New South Wales waters since 1984 and nationally
since 1996. Since October 2001, grey nurse sharks

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18/04/2024

"🦈 Dive into the mesmerizing world of tiger sand sharks! 🌊 Join us as we uncover the secrets of these incredible creatures and learn how we can protect their ocean home. 🌏💙 "

This are Known key aggregation sites critical to the survival of the grey nurse shark in
Australian waters

Wolf Rock off Rainbow Beach
Cherubs Cave off Moreton Island
Henderson’s Rock off Moreton Island
Flat Rock off North Stradbroke Island

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17/04/2024

Grey nurse sharks tend to be found in groups at specific locations (Otway et al., 2003). These locations are known as aggregation sites. Grey nurse sharks are often
observed aggregating around inshore rocky reefs or islands. At these locations they are typically found near the sea bed (at depths of 10–40 m) in deep sandy or
gravel filled gutters, or in rocky caves (Otway & Burke, 2004; Dicken, 2006; Last & Stevens, 2009).

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16/04/2024

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The east coast population covers a range of approximately 2700 km and extends from the Capricornia coast to Narooma in southern New South Wales. Sightings data from the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries includes sightings as far south as the NSW/Victoria border (2002)

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15/04/2024

Prior to 1998, limited data describing the spatial and temporal patterns of abundance of the grey nurse shark along the east coast of Australia were available (Pepperell, 1992; Reid & Krogh, 1992; Krogh, 1994; Dudley, 1997). In the 1960s, the grey nurse shark was anecdotally known to aggregate at approximately 60 sites along the east coast of Australia, with at least 30 individuals observed at each site (Cropp, 1964).

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09/04/2024

🌟 Exciting News Alert! 🌟

🎉 We are thrilled to announce that Social and Natural Project has been awarded the Recognition Certificate by Brisbane Airport for the successful approval of our project under the Community Giving Fund program! 🏆✨

🌿 Our mission to protect and preserve endangered species in Australia just got a major boost, thanks to the generous support of Brisbane Airport. 🦘🌳 This recognition is a testament to our collective efforts in making a positive impact on our environment and the wildlife that call it home.

👏 We couldn't have achieved this without the incredible support of our dedicated team, volunteers, and of course, YOU - our amazing community of followers! 🌏💚

📜 Join us in celebrating this milestone and stay tuned for more updates on how we'll be succeding in our conservation efforts. Together, we can make a real difference! 🌟

Don't forget to like, share, and spread the word to help us grow our community and continue making waves in wildlife conservation! 🌊🐾

31/03/2024

In Australia, the grey nurse shark has an inshore coastal distribution primarily in sub-tropical to cool temperate waters on the continental shelf. There are two separate, genetically distinct grey nurse shark populations in Australian waters—one on the east
coast and one on the west coast (Stow et al., 2006)

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30/03/2024

The grey nurse shark is considered to have slow growth, be long-lived, present late onset sexual maturity and have low fecundity. While the average life span of the grey nurse shark in the wild is unknown, studies in captivity in South Africa indicate they may live up to 35 years (Smith et al., 1998).

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29/03/2024

The grey nurse shark is reported to have separate and distinct populations and is found mostly in inshore regions in cool temperate to sub-tropical waters. Significant declines have occurred throughout its range, resulting in grey nurse shark populations now
being restricted to the east coasts of North and South America, South Africa and the east and west coasts of Australia.

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28/03/2024

The grey nurse shark (Carcharias ta**us) is one of three species belonging to the family Odontaspididae. It is known as the sand tiger shark in the United States of America, and the spotted ragged-tooth shark in South Africa.

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26/03/2024

The NSP is leading to future removal of the grey nurse shark from the threatened species list of the EPBC.

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24/03/2024

SHARK WATCH: Raising waves of awareness

The grey nurse shark (Carcharias ta**us) is one of three species belonging to the family Odontaspididae. It is known as the sand tiger shark in the United States of America, and the spotted ragged-tooth shark in South Africa. The grey nurse shark is reported to have separate and distinct populations and is found mostly in inshore regions in cool temperate to sub-tropical waters (Compagno, 1984; Last & Stevens, 2009).

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