Blue Planet Society has launched the #StopTheHunt campaign to apply pressure to the Japanese and Faroe Islands governments – the two countries that conduct annual, organised mass slaughter of dolphins and small whales.
Boating supplies retailer West Marine joins a long list of corporations including AON, Astoria Bank, Budweiser, BASF, Foley Caterpillar, Goslings Rum, Lexus, Merrill Lynch, Toyota and Royal Bank of Canada that have pulled out of shark tournament sponsorship at Blue Planet Society’s request.
Most people who visit wild areas are aware that they should take their rubbish home, not to graffiti on rocks or scratch their names on to trees and will have probably heard about the concept of ‘leave no trace’. However, the increasing popularity of rock-stacking has opened a debate on whether this pastime is detrimental.
Porpoises are small (less than two meters in length) and snub-nosed, and although they are the most abundant cetacean (collective term for whales, dolphins and porpoises) species in UK waters, are rarely seen, as they are shy and tend to avoid boats.
Blue Planet Society are pleased to announce the launch of our new line of hard-hitting campaign merchandise. Designed to raise funds for campaigning against specific issues, by purchasing items you will directly support that cause.
We are pleased to announce that Blue Planet Society have succeeded in forcing almost all the major corporate sponsors of USA shark tournaments to withdraw their support from these competitive shark-killing events.
Today, June 5th, is World Environment Day and at Project Seagrass we are happy to announce the launch of our GLOBAL Citizen Science smartphone app – SeagrassSpotter.org.
Responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths every year, entanglement in fishing gear is the single biggest threat to dolphins, porpoises and whales (collectively known as ‘cetaceans’). The EU is deciding on future measures to end this bycatch, as it compiles and rolls a number of fisheries conservation measures into one piece of legislation.
Blue Planet Society has launched the #StopTheHunt campaign to apply pressure to the Japanese and Faroe Islands governments – the two countries that conduct annual, organised mass slaughter of dolphins and small whales.
Boating supplies retailer West Marine joins a long list of corporations including AON, Astoria Bank, Budweiser, BASF, Foley Caterpillar, Goslings Rum, Lexus, Merrill Lynch, Toyota and Royal Bank of Canada that have pulled out of shark tournament sponsorship at Blue Planet Society’s request.
Most people who visit wild areas are aware that they should take their rubbish home, not to graffiti on rocks or scratch their names on to trees and will have probably heard about the concept of ‘leave no trace’. However, the increasing popularity of rock-stacking has opened a debate on whether this pastime is detrimental.
Porpoises are small (less than two meters in length) and snub-nosed, and although they are the most abundant cetacean (collective term for whales, dolphins and porpoises) species in UK waters, are rarely seen, as they are shy and tend to avoid boats.
Blue Planet Society are pleased to announce the launch of our new line of hard-hitting campaign merchandise. Designed to raise funds for campaigning against specific issues, by purchasing items you will directly support that cause.
We are pleased to announce that Blue Planet Society have succeeded in forcing almost all the major corporate sponsors of USA shark tournaments to withdraw their support from these competitive shark-killing events.
Today, June 5th, is World Environment Day and at Project Seagrass we are happy to announce the launch of our GLOBAL Citizen Science smartphone app – SeagrassSpotter.org.
Responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths every year, entanglement in fishing gear is the single biggest threat to dolphins, porpoises and whales (collectively known as ‘cetaceans’). The EU is deciding on future measures to end this bycatch, as it compiles and rolls a number of fisheries conservation measures into one piece of legislation.
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