Nakawe is a nonprofit organization, founded in Barcelona, formed by Regina Domingo and a small group of professionals from different sectors committed to the environment and humanity, with a shared passion; the ocean, their first mission is to help save the world’s dwindling shark populations.

As a nonprofit organization, their objective is to collaborate with governmental and non-governmental institutions, with the diving industry, industrial fisheries, recreational anglers and, of course, with all shark lovers worldwide.

They aim to spread the word about localized environmental problems, act over those damaged places and educate people about how to take care of the earth. To inform society so they can act against threats the Planet suffers, to avoid an irreversible and vital loss.

The focus of this campaign I helped develop, was to show in a dramatic way the different names stores will use to sell shark meat to unsuspecting consumers. We want to educate people so they know what they are buying.

Visit the Nakawe website; www.nakaweproject.org to learn more. What you see here is just a little bit of their Instagram postings and how they are trying to change our thinking and behaviors in a positive way. While you are at it, sign their petition to help save Mako Sharks:

https://www.change.org/p/citizens-worldwide-ask-corporations-to-stop-selling-threatened-species-and-label-shark-meat-with-the-species-name