Sea Shepherd 2022 Year in Review
Sea Shepherd thanks you for your support in 2022. Our supporters fund every aspect of…
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Learn More About The 19th Annual International Ocean Film Festival
The 19th Annual International Ocean Film Festival, the biggest festival in the world for Ocean-Related films,…
10 Awesome Creatures of the Caribbean
Do you remember that purple flower-like creature on the cover of our January newsletter? Could…
Sea Shepherd Featured on National Geographic’s Trafficked
Image via Facebook Sea Shepherd is leading the worldwide fight to protect marine wildlife against…
PADI AWARE Foundation’s Campaign Achieves Global Win for Mako Sharks
After nearly three years of collaborative campaigns from ocean advocates around the world, the 51…
The Amazing Coconut Octopus
As my dive buddy and I cruised over an expanse of sand and rubble, our…
Scientists endorse WWF call for action to save Māui dolphins
For the fifth year in a row, leading international scientists have urged the New Zealand government to remove set netting (also called gillnetting) and conventional trawling from Māui dolphin habitat, to save the world’s smallest and rarest marine dolphin from extinction.
Scientists endorse WWF call for action to save Māui dolphins
For the fifth year in a row, leading international scientists have urged the New Zealand…
Divers Forced To Euthanise Rays in Melbourne, Australia
Recreational scuba divers have regularly been forced to euthanise banjo sharks that have been caught, mutilated and thrown back beneath the piers of Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne.
Waste Not, Want Not?
Some thoughts on rubbish in the marine environment and how we can help stem the…
Marine Wildife – Look But Don’t Touch. What’s Your Opinion?
As you may know, here at The Scuba News we are quite active on Instagram.…
Banned from the Red Sea
Great news below from HEPCA following my recent post about disgusting, shameful practices by supposed…