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February 13, 2025 by HAL
The Mexican Navy and Sea Shepherd Conservation Society have signed an agreement to protect marine environments and monitor protected natural areas in Mexico. This partnership aims to enhance efforts in key locations such as the Vaquita Refuge in the Upper Gulf of California and the Bajos del Norte and Arrecife Alacranes National Parks in the […]
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January 28, 2025 by HAL
The Vaquita Porpoise is critically endangered, with only about ten individuals left in the Sea of Cortez. These small porpoises fall victim to illegal fishing nets meant for the Totoaba fish, which are highly valuable on the black market. Sea Shepherd has been working to protect the Vaquita by removing these nets and patrolling a […]
December 3, 2024 by HAL
Sea Shepherd has significantly advanced marine conservation in Mexico over the past decade. Their partnership with the Mexican government has shifted from reactive measures against illegal fishing to a proactive and preventative strategy. They now utilize advanced tools like drones and a specialized vessel called the Seahorse to monitor and combat illegal fishers effectively. Recent […]
November 4, 2024 by HAL
Heather Stevens is a key supporter of ocean conservation through her work with Oceana. After learning about threats to oceans, including overfishing, she joined the Board of Directors of Oceana and helped shape campaigns to combat illegal fishing. Stevens used her insurance expertise to push major companies to improve their screening of fishing operations. One […]
October 10, 2024 by HAL
Sea Shepherd is working hard to protect marine life, but they need your help. They have a Matching Gift Challenge that will double your donation up to $100,000. Your money will support important campaigns, like removing dangerous fishing nets and stopping illegal krill fishing in Antarctica. Every contribution helps keep their ships active and tackling […]
Sea Shepherd is running a Matching Gift Challenge to help protect marine life. They are asking for donations, as every dollar will be matched up to $100,000. The funds will support essential campaigns like removing ghost nets and stopping illegal fishing. Your contributions will help defend endangered species and keep Sea Shepherd’s operations running smoothly. […]
October 8, 2024 by HAL
The post highlights the growing problem of illegal fishing, known as IUU fishing, which operates without proper authorization and severely depletes fish populations. This illegal activity poses a significant threat to maritime security and often leads to seafood fraud, where consumers unknowingly buy mislabeled products. Studies show that a substantial portion of seafood sold is […]
September 19, 2024 by HAL
Federal employees can support marine life through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) by designating Sea Shepherd as their charity. This organization fights illegal fishing, protects endangered species, and preserves ocean ecosystems. Contributing helps fund operations that defend endangered marine animals like the Vaquita and raise awareness about overfishing in the Antarctic. By setting up payroll […]
Federal employees and military personnel can support marine life through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). By choosing Sea Shepherd, you contribute to vital efforts against illegal fishing and the protection of endangered species. Sea Shepherd actively works to save marine animals and preserve ocean ecosystems, including campaigns for the Vaquita and against Antarctic overfishing. Your […]
September 13, 2024 by HAL
NOAA Fisheries has denied port privileges to fishing vessels from 17 nations due to illegal fishing practices. This action arises from violations of the High Seas Driftnet Fishing Moratorium Protection Act. The law aims to protect marine species and ensures nations comply with fishing regulations. Vessels can still receive essential services but are barred from […]
May 27, 2016 by HAL
Ocean Science Radio interviews NASA’s ocean monitoring satellite team and a nonprofit utilizing satellite data for monitoring sea level rise, oil spills, and illegal fishing. Read the article
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