Jump to Content Jump to Resources Shark Lab MENU Search SHARK LAB OUR TEAM RESEARCH EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS SUPPORT US SHARK LAB HOME PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS ABOUT THE LAB FOR THE MEDIA CSULB MARINE BIOLOGY SHARKLAB ON TWITTER Another set of receiver downloads at one of our biggest white shark nurseries. Still detecting 15 tagged sharks in… https://t.co/yPXpB952fx This is becoming a bad habit. 4th hit on the AUV - this one was at depth. #lookbutdontbite #notasqueakytoy https://t.co/nv13bv0wEb Fine day for recovering receivers at Catalina. Calm conditions and good viz. #trackingnotslacking https://t.co/v4SscaJinY Shark Lab Facebook Shark Lab Twitter Shark Lab Instagram SHARK LAB The mission of the Shark Lab is to study the physiological and behavioral ecology of marine animals, emphasizing the effect of human activity on the ocean; to utilize and develop innovative technology to answer challenging questions important for the conservation and restoration of depleted populations; and to train the next generation of marine biologists. Visit Our Shark Shacks This summer Shark Lab members will be visiting multiple beaches across Southern California. During these events graduate, undergraduate students and lab staff will teach you interesting facts about sharks and the technology that the lab is using to study these amazing creatures. Kids will also learn how to enjoy the beach while being safe with our beach safety tips. Come join us! For more information refer to our Shark Shack schedule. Call for Volunteers We are calling on volunteers to take a Perceptions of Wildlife and Beach Safety survey that we will use in a research study. The purpose of this research is to establish how people feel about certain wildlife species, and to determine how people understand factors relating to their safety at the beach. It is expected that the survey will take no more than 45 minutes to complete. Questions about this study should be directed to Dr. Gabriella Hancock at Gabriella.Hancock@csulb.edu. VIDEO: Shark Safety - What to do if you see a shark NGSS Design Badge The Shark Lab has won an NGSS Design Badge for its learning module Understanding White Sharks. The NGSS Design Badge is awarded to top-rated science units designed for the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). NGSS Design Badge Awarded: Feb 25, 2019 Awarded To:Understanding White Sharks VERIFY GIVE TO THE SHARKLAB SERVICES University Police Emergency Information Crisis Assistance CARES Team Accessibility Statement Student Health Center COLLEGES The Arts Engineering Education Liberal Arts Business Health & Human Services Professional & International Education Natural Sciences & Mathematics ADDITIONAL RESOURCES C S U L B News Annual Security Report (Clery) Campus Safety Plan Title IX Free Speech C S U L B Careers Download Document Reader Privacy Notice Diversity CSU Site Index C S U L B Contact Us facebook twitter instagram YouTube CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY LONG BEACH 1250 Bellflower Boulevard Long Beach, California 90840 562.985.4111