EU takes action on dolphin bycatch
After a lengthy Blue Planet Society campaign, including a petition signed by over 250,000 people, Virginijus Sinkevičius, EU Commissioner for Environment, Oceans and Fisheries...
The hidden dolphin massacre in EU waters
The slaughter of common dolphins by fishing vessels may be the largest non-cull slaughter of a large mammal species on Earth.
The death, injury and...
Stop deep sea mining
Deep sea mining for rare metals is the new industrial frontier and will have devastating implications for the marine environment.
Proposed mining would threaten not...
End Japan Whaling campaign
Blue Planet Society are urging Japan to cease commercial whaling and rejoin the International Whaling Commission (IWC).
Building up to and during the Rugby World...
More plastic than fish
'There will be more plastic than fish in the world's oceans by 2050' - This was the stark warning from the World Economic Forum...
The most persecuted animals in the ocean?
Author William McKeever visits a shark tournament.
Sharks are dragged for hours on a rod and reel. They are pulled behind speeding boats and tortured...
Fish aren’t food, they’re marine wildlife
Why are marine conservation organisations encouraging people to eat ocean wildlife?
The Good Fish Guide, the Sustainable Seafood Guide, Seafood Watch, most well-known marine conservation...
Fatboy Slim joins protest against Faroe whale slaughter
Following a campaign by Blue Planet Society Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim is the latest music star to take action against the slaughter of...
Saving sharks by targeting shark tournament sponsors
Blue Planet Society have been campaigning against shark tournaments for many years. Our first objective was to remove the funding that makes these events...
Join the fight to stop whaling
Blue Planet Society are urging Japan to cease whaling and rejoin the International Whaling Commission. We will be officially protesting the Rugby World Cup...