• About KCC
    • Contact
    • Join Our Mailing List
  • Volunteer
  • Events
  • Blog
    • KCC Mailbox
  • Membership Options
    • Transition to Forest & Bird Youth
    • Members-only Area
  • Activities
    • Activity ideas
    • Quizzes and Games
    • KCC Book Reviews
    • KCC Stories
    • Puzzle Answers
    • Citizen Science Projects
    • Competitions
  • Wild Things Magazine
  • Join Us!
  • Renew membership!
Kiwi Conservation ClubKiwi Conservation Club
Kiwi Conservation ClubKiwi Conservation Club
  • About KCC
    • Contact
    • Join Our Mailing List
  • Volunteer
  • Events
  • Blog
    • KCC Mailbox
  • Membership Options
    • Transition to Forest & Bird Youth
    • Members-only Area
  • Activities
    • Activity ideas
    • Quizzes and Games
    • KCC Book Reviews
    • KCC Stories
    • Puzzle Answers
    • Citizen Science Projects
    • Competitions
  • Wild Things Magazine
  • Join Us!
  • Renew membership!

Forest & Bird is sticking up for our sharks! They are getting hurt (and sometimes killed) by commercial fishers, and they don’t need to be. Sign up with your family and/or school to help with Forest & Bird’s #SaveSharks campaign

Show us you care for sharks by making your own shark art

We’ll make a collection of all our sharks by 1st May 2022 and use them to help get sharks more protection!

CLICK HERE for video instructions

You might like to put your own spin on your shark by doing things like choosing different paper and changing the shape of its mouth. You might like to do a completely original piece of Shark Art instead. Get creative!

Send in a photo of yours to kccinbox@forestandbird.org.nz

Check out the sharks already created by KCCers!

Jagger (age 6)

Lily (age 10)

By Conor
“ I made the shark have some red teeth, as it has just eaten and they have blood on them.
It also has a white tip on its nose. Save the Sharks!”

 

Summer (Year 9)

Ahika (age 5)
Kahu (age 8)
Bill (age 9) from Kāpiti gives fishermen who harm sharks a thumbs down.
Isabella (age 8)
Louis (age 10) “People think sharks are bad but they’re not. 100 million sharks are killed each year and only 6 people per year die from shark attacks.”
By Room 38 (Year 1) at Silverdale School
Waitaria Bay School 
Waitaria Bay School 
Waitaria Bay School 
New Entrant Class at Aidanfield Christian School
Moriah Kindergarten in Wellington


Lawrence’s shark, who jumped out of the water because a giant whale was scaring him.
Kaimai School

Years 4-6 at St Brendan’s (Upper Hutt)

Save the  sharks # Oceanawareness by Maia (age 11)

Get in Touch

Send us an email and we'll get back to you as soon as we can!

Send Message

Search

Privacy Policy

KCO Login

Prev Next