A three-year research project will investigate three vulnerable shark species inhabiting British waters. Researchers will employ 70 electronic tags to monitor shark movement and diving patterns. This data will be combined with historical catch records from anglers dating back to 1953 to analyze long-term distribution trends. The study aims to deepen knowledge of shark migration and behavior within British marine ecosystems. Understanding these patterns is critical for developing effective conservation strategies. Ultimately, the initiative hopes to safeguard these essential creatures and their habitats in Britain. The project represents a comprehensive effort to protect shark populations in the region.