In the South of France, some still consider this cruelty a sport
Photo Credit: 123rf.com
Looking ahead to a more respectful relationship with nature in 2022 and beyond
Port Hilford Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada – site of the Whale Sanctuary Project’s first sanctuary, scheduled to open in 2023
Photo credit: whalesanctuaryproject.org
What are we really fighting for?
A dolphin is beaten into submission prior to being killed or taken captive, Taiji, Japan
Photo credit: Ric O'Barry's Dolphin Project
Norway’s Whale Meat Industry
90% of minke whales killed in Norway are female and 'almost all' are pregnant.
Photo credit: eco watch.com
Doing Right by Moana
We have to do much better for this young orca at Marineland Antibes, French Riviera
photo credit: inherentlywild.co.uk
What do we mean when we say “Set Them Free!”?
Undoing the damage of captivity is costly, but we owe it to them, as well as to ourselves
Photo: weanimalsmedia.org
How Would We Feel If Someone Else Was Calling the Shots?
Our historical perspective is tragically flawed, and certainly not what’s best for us.
Saving Our Cetaceans
The North Atlantic right whale is one of the world’s most endangered large whales, with fewer than 400 individuals remaining.
Photo credit: National Geographic nationalgeographic.com
It only takes a few of us
The highly endangered totoaba fishery is worth millions, but the vaquita porpoise pays the biggest price of all
Photo: worldanimalnews.com