Sea Shepherd 2022 Year in Review
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Browsing: Whales
Prince Rupert Commercial Diver Receives Largest Fine To-Date Under Canada’s Marine Mammal Regulations
From: Fisheries and Oceans Canada News Release August 22, 2022 Prince Rupert, British Columbia – Watching whales…
Tracking Ironbound from Ocearch
Ironbound has arrived at Cape Breton, Nova Scotia! This mature male white shark was tagged…
The Sea Shepherd Show On Whales
RSVP HERE for our show July 13, 2022 with Dr Hiram Rosales! Space is limited,…
Secrets of the Whales – Watch the Official Trailer
This 4-part documentary series will debut on the National Geographic Channel and Nat Geo Wild…
Marine Life Animals are Stuck in a Small Tank: Sign This Petition to Save Them
Marine and terrestrial animals require our assistance. They’re being kept in a tank with chemicals…
The First Sanctuary for Rescued Whales in North America is Expected to Open in 2023
The Whale Sanctuary Project has launched its visitor and operations center, marking the first step…
Mexico and Sea Shepherd Partner to Save Vaquita Porpoise
Sea Shepherd has entered into a new agreement with Mexico’s Ministry of the Environment and…
Winter Whales of Norway
Snorkeling with orcas and humpback whales Norway is known for its beautiful fjords and breathtaking…
Tell the Government to end the Plastic Disaster
For more than half a century, the plastics industry has deflected blame on to consumers…
Whale Watching in Newfoundland
From John Olivero in Newfoundland with Ocean Quest. These incredible videos, according to John, were…
Baby boom? 17 North Atlantic Right Whales Born this Season
This is a Mother’s Day for the books! This season, a total of 17 calves…
“National Geographic Ocean: A Global Odyssey,” written by Dr. Sylvia Earle
This November, a new National Geographic book titled “National Geographic Ocean: A Global Odyssey,” written…
Video: Secrets of the Whales
The new National Geographic Disney+ original series, executive produced by James Cameron, takes audiences deep…
Narwhal Whale aka the Monodon Monoceros
Narwhals are an Arctic whale species, commonly identified by their unique tusk which protrudes from…
New Estimate Finds North Atlantic Right Whale Population Plummeting
Oceana Calls on NOAA Fisheries for Immediate Action to Save Whales from Extinction. A new…
Dive in With Sylvia and Liz – Whales
Whales, the true sentinels of the seas and the smartest, largest and most vulnerable of…
North America’s first Whale Sanctuary will be located in Nova Scotia
“Its a whale of a plan” Over 300 beluga whales are in captivity worldwide, with…
Review shows ocean life could rebound in 30 years
With everything humanity is going through, it’s comforting to come across good news. The best…
Right whales should have right of way: Ships ignoring voluntary slow down zone
To slow down the ships, the governments in Canada and the U.S. have implemented voluntary and mandatory speed restriction zones for vessels.
URGENT UPDATE: Newborn North Atlantic right whale in critical condition after a vessel strike
That’s why Oceana is calling on governments in Canada and the U.S. to take immediate action to stop the killing and save these whales from extinction.
Where to spot whale species worldwide
Whales have held our fascination and imagination for centuries. These mysterious animals have a language…
A Whale’s Tale: The Incredible Story of British Columbia’s Changing Relationship with the Giants of the Deep
The Maritime Museum of British Columbia hosts a Media Open House for the new featured exhibit A Whale’s Tale: The Incredible Story of British Columbia’s Changing Relationship with the Giants of the Deep.
A Whale’s Tale: The Incredible Story of British Columbia’s Changing Relationship with the Giants of the Deep
The Maritime Museum of British Columbia hosts a Media Open House for the new featured…
Orca survival depends on protecting chinook salmon
Two of British Columbia’s most iconic species, chinook salmon and southern resident killer whales, are in trouble. The whale depends on the salmon for survival. Is it time to manage chinook fisheries with killer whales in mind?
Orca survival depends on protecting chinook salmon
Two of British Columbia’s most iconic species, chinook salmon and southern resident killer whales, are…
Inside The Tanks, Documentary
This brand new documentary, Inside The Tanks, focuses on what life is like for whales and dolphins in European marine parks, by visiting Marineland, in the South of France.
Inside The Tanks, Documentary
On Thursday 15th June, witness what happens Inside The Tanks. This brand new documentary, Inside…
Protecting oceans is paying off
Do you remember Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak? It turns out wizards aren’t the only ones who can vanish from sight with a special coat. Marine researchers have discovered shrimp-like crustaceans called hyperiids that can hide in the open using internal nanotechnology to cloak themselves in invisibility. That’s just one among many fascinating discoveries to celebrate on World Oceans Day, June 8.
Protecting oceans is paying off
Do you remember Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak? It turns out wizards aren’t the only ones…
We visit Special Tours to see some special things in Iceland!
Whale watching in Iceland is something that is a must and part of my role at The Scuba News UK is looking into the things divers and tourists might want to see on trips and what is offered. As a diver myself, I am hugely interested in all sea life and and am drawn to activities that allow me to learn about and interact with marine life and the sea world in a positive and non damaging way.
We visit Special Tours to see some special things in Iceland!
Whale watching in Iceland is something that is a must and part of my role…
Video – Freediving with Orcas in Norway
Jacques do Vos is an underwater photographer who regularly gets into the water with these magnificent creatures, most recently in Norway. Enjoy the stunning video of his experiences above.
Video – Freediving with Orcas in Norway
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to freedive with orcas? Jacques do…
Stunning Documentary Captures Highs and Lows of Whale Stranding
It has been almost three months since February’s mass stranding of pilot whales in Farewell Spit. With time to gather some perspective, we’re reflecting on the sheer magnitude of the event. It was the largest stranding in 99 years and had the largest human response ever. Between 220-250 whales died, but with volunteers help, over 450 whales survived!
Stunning Documentary Captures Highs and Lows of Whale Stranding
It has been almost three months since February’s mass stranding of pilot whales in Farewell…
Interactive Conservation: New Zealand
It’s unnerving to think that each year, hundreds of whales and dolphins strand on the shores of New Zealand. In fact, New Zealand has the highest stranding rate in the world. Some are sick or injured; others are perfectly healthy and need a helping hand back into the water. 300 strand in New Zealand each year and mass stranding can also be common, which can involve 100s of animals at a time. But if you were to see a beached whale how many of us actually know how to help these magnificent marine mammals get back to the water?
Interactive Conservation: New Zealand
It’s unnerving to think that each year, hundreds of whales and dolphins strand on the…
Why Whales Strand
The simplest solution to explain mass strandings would be that pods of whales beach because…
[VIDEO] A Polar Whale’s Appeal
Some simply beautiful footage! There is nothing else to say really, just watch!
A Magnificent Day With Two Ocean Giants – A Day That Will Not Be Forgotten
I couldn’t believe my ears as I heard my crew mate Owen whisper to the…
A 4.3m Shark and Two Humpback Whales! All In A Days Work
It is a very busy time here for us as we are moving into peak…