Sponsor, Support, and Exhibit

Sharks International 2026 is made possible thanks to the generosity of our donors: click here to view all. Their contributions not only enable the successful running of the conference but also ensure that we can offer highly subsidised registration rates, allowing broader participation from diverse regions. By becoming a sponsor, supporter, or exhibitor, you will engage directly with a global audience of leading scientists, conservationists, policymakers, and industry professionals.


Sponsorship Opportunities


Sponsorship contributions help subsidise registration costs, support conference operations, and ensure broad participation. Sponsorship benefits are based on the level of contribution and may include:

  • Brand visibility: logo placement in the conference abstract book and on the official website
  • Promotional opportunities: inclusion of pull-up banners at the venue
  • Video promotion: opportunity to showcase a promotional video during the opening or closing sessions


To receive our sponsorship proposal and details on benefits, please contact sponsorship@si2026.org.

Supporters


Sharks International 2026 is made possible through the generosity of donors, organisations, and individuals who share our vision. If you would like to support the conference through funding, logistical assistance, or in-kind contributions, we welcome your collaboration. Please contact us at: supporters@si2026.org


Exhibitor Opportunities


The exhibition space at Sharks International 2026 provides a dynamic environment for showcasing research, technology, and conservation initiatives. Exhibitors can:

  • Display scientific advancements, publications, and innovations
  • Promote equipment, services, and conservation initiatives
  • Connect with leading scientists, students, and conservation practitioners


Exhibition spaces are limited, so secure your booth early by contacting exhibitors@si2026.org.

We look forward to welcoming sponsors, supporters, and exhibitors to Colombo, Sri Lanka, from 4–8 May 2026, as we unite the global shark and ray research community for an impactful and inspiring event.