About Project Update
This is the communication link that will keep you informed of the progress of the Save Our Seas Foundation Maxine, Science, Education & Awareness Programme (SOS Foundation M-Sea), a joint AOCA and Two Oceans Aquarium conservation programme sponsored by Save Our Seas Foundation. It focuses on the release of an extraordinary ragged tooth shark, named Maxine, from the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, South Africa in March 2004. Updates will include the progress of the programme including Maxine’s actual journey monitored by her tags, as well as the progress of the one-hour documentary film crew who will be travelling along Maxine’s breeding migratory path to document her history and attempt to track her during the same period until her tags surface months later.


A new African Tribe emerges, the AfriOceans Warriors

On Wednesday, 2 December 2009, 430 learners from 14 high schools and junior schools from the South Peninsula in Cape Town, South Africa, including 30 learners from COSAT in Khayelitsha, called the young AfriOceans Warriors, walked 8km in howling South Easter to raise awareness about the plight of our oceans. Go to www.sharkwarrior.com to find out more about this exciting initiative.
Watch our space, Lesley Rochat, Founder AOCA
Save Our Seas Foundation
M-Sea Programme
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A joint AOCA & Two Oceans Aquarium Programme
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