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October 17, 2025 by HAL
Thirteen California sea lions were rescued from illegal fishing nets. The rescue took place at San Jorge Island, with help from various organizations. These nets are often left behind from illegal fishing for totoaba fish. Sea Shepherd’s patrols have increased protection in the Upper Gulf of California. Teams are planning to continue removing dangerous nets […]
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October 15, 2025 by HAL
Sea Shepherd gifted the conservation vessel Martin Sheen to the Captain Paul Watson Foundation. This 72-foot boat helped protect the endangered Vaquita porpoise. It also researched the effects of salmon farming on wild salmon populations. The Martin Sheen will continue its mission of defending marine wildlife in the Mediterranean. Conservation efforts are important to save […]
October 7, 2025 by HAL
Heidy Martínez from Sea Shepherd was featured in Forbes for her conservation work. She focuses on protecting the vaquita porpoise in Mexico. Illegal fishing and bycatch threaten both the vaquita and sharks. Heidy works to remove dangerous gillnets and strengthen marine life protections. Her recognition in Forbes highlights the urgent need to protect our oceans.
September 18, 2025 by HAL
Join Sea Shepherd on September 28 to clean the Charles River. Volunteers will pick up plastics and debris that can harm ocean life. This event is part of the International Coastal Cleanup Day. Trash flowing into the Atlantic threatens whales and dolphins. Your help can support ongoing marine conservation efforts.
Join Sea Shepherd for the Fiesta Island Cleanup on September 21st. This event helps protect the ocean and marine wildlife. It takes place at Fiesta Island Sunset Beach from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Trash bags and gloves will be provided. Remember to bring your own bucket, reusable gloves, and water.
Join Sea Shepherd NYC on September 20 for a cleanup at Rockaway Beach. Bring reusable gloves, a bucket, and a water bottle. Trash bags will be provided for those who need them. This event helps keep our ocean clean and beautiful. You can sign up by emailing Sea Shepherd or in person at the event.
September 10, 2025 by HAL
Scorpion Reef, a protected area, faces threats from illegal fishing. Marine biologists work with the Navy to protect the reef. They install buoys and remove lost fishing lines to save corals. Diving helps monitor reef health and catalog species. Everyone can support ocean protection in their own way.
August 27, 2025 by HAL
The vaquita porpoise is the world’s rarest marine mammal. Illegal fishing using gillnets threatens its survival. Surveys use both visual and sound methods to locate vaquitas. Sea Shepherd plays a key role in monitoring and protecting these animals. Year-round data shows vaquita numbers improve when gillnets are removed.
August 21, 2025 by HAL
Crews from Sea Shepherd are everyday heroes for the ocean. They defend marine wildlife in dangerous waters around the world. Ships like the Bob Barker and Seahorse help remove illegal fishing nets and stop poachers. Crew members include scientists, medics, and volunteers dedicated to protecting sea life. Donors support these missions, ensuring crews are ready […]
August 9, 2025 by HAL
Join us for the San Diego Sustainable Food Festival on September 27. This event celebrates local food and eco-friendly practices at Balboa Park. Over 100 vendors will offer delicious tastes and showcase sustainability. Sea Shepherd volunteers will be there to share updates on ocean protection efforts. A portion of profits will support local nonprofit groups […]
August 1, 2025 by HAL
The 2025 krill season in Antarctica saw record harvests. Over 518,000 tonnes of krill were taken, harming the food chain. Many sea animals, like whales and penguins, depend on krill for survival. The lack of limits on krill fishing is causing immediate dangers to marine life. This unchecked harvesting could lead to greater ecological imbalance […]
July 18, 2025 by HAL
In 2022, Sea Shepherd recovered 7,672 illegal octopus traps in Tuscany. This saved hundreds of octopuses from dying. Now, they are focused on Greece to remove thousands of traps too. In the first four days, they found 4,650 traps, helping protect marine life. Their goal is to recover many more traps and help Greece’s octopus […]
July 17, 2025 by HAL
Join us in Oceanside, CA for a Vegan Food Festival on August 23. Sea Shepherd San Diego will provide information on marine conservation. Learn about ocean protection efforts while enjoying plant-based food. The event includes over 70 vendors, live DJs, and local crafts. Support actions that help our oceans while having fun in the sun.
July 11, 2025 by HAL
Limited edition prints show life in the ocean untouched by humans. These photos were taken at the Revillagigedo Islands, a protected marine area. Whales, dolphins, and mantas thrive in these safe waters. The prints remind us of the need for ocean protection efforts. Profits help support campaigns to defend marine life globally.
July 9, 2025 by HAL
Julian Escutia‑Rodríguez is the new Executive Director of Sea Shepherd. He has experience in international policy and conservation. His work protects endangered marine animals like the vaquita porpoise. He will lead efforts to expand Sea Shepherd’s impact globally. Escutia‑Rodríguez aims to strengthen partnerships with various agencies to support marine life.
Sea Shepherd has appointed Julián Escutia Rodríguez as Executive Director. He has over 20 years of international experience. Escutia aims to protect marine species, like the vaquita, which is endangered. He will expand partnerships with Mexican government agencies to help ocean conservation. His leadership is expected to increase Sea Shepherd’s global impact.
July 7, 2025 by HAL
In Iceland, people rescued over 50 stranded pilot whales. Nearby, fishermen in the Faroe Islands killed 95 long-finned pilot whales. These whales included juveniles and pregnant females. Both countries are prosperous and don’t need whale meat for survival. This shows a contrast between compassion and tradition.
July 3, 2025 by HAL
In the Faroe Islands, pilot whales and dolphins are hunted in a practice called Grindadráp. Sea Shepherd’s new video shows these hunts and their aftermath. The hunts occur year-round, mainly in summer. Many animals killed are pregnant females and juveniles. Although officials say the meat is shared, evidence shows some is wasted. This practice harms […]
June 13, 2025 by HAL
In the Faroe Islands, 246 pilot whales were killed in a hunt. This number included at least 30 pregnant females. Their unborn calves suffocated and were discarded. Many young whales were also killed but not counted. Groups like Sea Shepherd are working to stop these hunts and protect ocean life.
May 29, 2025 by HAL
On June 8, Sea Shepherd volunteers will clean up the Columbia River at Frenchman’s Bar Regional Park. This event strives to remove harmful plastics and debris from the river before they can reach the ocean. Trash in the river poses a threat to marine wildlife along the Pacific Coast. Participants should bring sun protection, closed-toe […]
On June 8, Sea Shepherd will host a cleanup event at Fiesta Island in San Diego. Volunteers will help remove harmful plastics and debris that threaten marine life before they enter the Pacific Ocean. This event coincides with World Oceans Day and is open to all ages, although those under 18 must have an adult […]
Join Sea Shepherd on June 8 for a cleanup at Woodbine Beach in Toronto. Volunteers will help remove harmful plastics and debris that could pollute Lake Ontario and eventually affect the Atlantic Ocean. This event is part of World Oceans Day, focusing on protecting marine life like whales and dolphins. Participants will receive bags and […]
On June 8, Sea Shepherd will host a cleanup along the Charles River in Boston to remove harmful plastics and debris before they reach the ocean. This event is part of World Oceans Day and aims to protect marine life, including whales and dolphins. Volunteers of all ages are welcome, but those under 18 must […]
On June 8, Sea Shepherd will host a beach cleanup at Coney Island to help protect marine life. Volunteers will collect plastics and debris that could harm whales, dolphins, and other ocean creatures. This cleanup is part of World Oceans Day, highlighting the danger that trash poses when it washes into the ocean. Everyone is […]
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