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Twelve years ago, Sea Shepherd entered the Upper Gulf of California as part of an emergency effort to protect the vaquita porpoise, the world's most endangered marine mammal. From the beginning, the ...

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From May to September 2025, two acoustic and visual monitoring projects were carried out in the Upper Gulf of California, confirming sightings of between 7 and 10 vaquitas and the birth of new calves.

Sea Shepherd has launched Operation Antarctica Defense 2026 following the departure of the M/Y Allankay from Ushuaia on February 10th. Allankay and mountains on the small boat krill fishing vessel hu ...

In millions of years, nothing has threatened the vaquita porpoise like the last fifty years of net fishing. Confined to a single stretch of water in the Upper Gulf of California, the vaquita has never ...

The Faroe Islands are a modern society with high living standards, strong infrastructure, and full access to imported foods through international trade. In this context, the grindadráp cannot be ...

The 2025 krill season in Antarctica has ended with a record-breaking haul: 518,000 tonnes of krill pulled from the Southern Ocean. That’s over ONE BILLION POUNDS of sea life, removed in a single ...

For nearly fifty years, a global community of supporters has kept our ships on the water and marine life protected. Because people like you stand with Sea Shepherd, the mission does not stop. Our ...

Sea Shepherd and Mexican authorities rescue two assailants whose boat crashed into the conservation vessel Farley Mowat during an aggressive early morning attack against the non-profit environmental ...

Police in the Faroe Islands have filed formal criminal charges against grind whalers for the first time in history and the northern islands have suspended all hunts until the case is resolved.