In this image from The Dodo we can see that, for SeaWorld, the orcas’ wellbeing is not the first priority.
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Our Rejection of ‘Post Truth’ Politics 
When Mr. Bolsonaro dismisses conservation efforts as being of little value and needing to be reduced in order to spur economic growth, do conditions on the ground change? The Amazon rainforest’s fate will be determined by facts, not by anyone’s wishes.
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Saving our Southern Residents
J Pod’s new mom, Hy’shqa (J-37) swims with her calf, born in March, 2022.
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Returning to the Past to Save our Future
To the Lummi people, orcas are qwe'lhol'mechen, the 'people under the waves’.
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A Big Step Forward
This legislation could significantly advance our moral frontier.
Photo credit: In Defense of Animals idausa.org
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Protecting our Biodiversity
Without a wide range of animals, plants and microorganisms, we cannot have a healthy ecosystem.
Photo Credit: Public Health Notes publichealthnotes.com
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Ignorant or Indifferent?
The 2020 Oscar-winning documentary My Octopus Teacher forever changed how many of us view these remarkable creatures.
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The Blackfish Effect Endures
Years after its release, the documentary’s effects continue to be felt at SeaWorld.
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$35 Billion Worse than Wasted
Competing for ever-diminishing resources as we race to the bottom
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What is the Biggest Threat to Marine Ecosystems?
Deepwater Horizons exploded and spilled nearly 5M barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico in 2010
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