At long last it was time to change a few things. I finally will have some additional time to work on the site again so expect some updates in a close future. I hope this Website will provide information to the general public as well as scientists working on the preservation, conservation and better understanding of elasmobranchs. Cedric Tisserand (cv) April, 2008

Meetings: AES meeting in Tampa Hosting: - Mediterranean Shark Research Group - Thresher Shark Research At Scripps Forum: New Petition: Bimini Mangrove Database: Reference Database Updated: Over 9000 entries

This site was first started in 1999. 

Several people have participated its development; in particular, several AES members who shared information and literature displayed on this site. Some of the participants include Dr. Henry F. Mollet, Dr. Brad Wetherbee, Dr. John Morrisey, Dr. Henri Cappetta, Dr. Philip Motta, and Dr. Leonard Compagno.

As the web is improving it was necessary to provide a new design and vision to this site.  As a result this site was redesigned entirely.  More information will be included as time allows.  Some of the section that will be developed include fisheries management as well as anatomy of sharks.  Shark Attacks will not be discussed in great details as several website have a much larger amount of data available.  Visit the International Shark Attack File for more information.