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AMAZON RIVER DOLPHINS AT RISK Don't miss tonight's premiere of Sea Shepherd Brazil’s exclusive short documentary "Red Journey: Crimes Deep in the Amazon Riv...er" It's a revealing documentary that discloses the trail of crime around the preservation of Amazon river dolphins. River dolphins in the Amazon are killed to be used as bait for the illegal fishing for piracatinga, and this is putting them at risk of extinction - every 9 to 10 years, the population of botos suffers a loss of 50%. The documentary tells the story of the Sea Shepherd Brasil team and researchers at Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia - Inpa/Mcti who embark on a journey to reveal the plight of botos in the Amazon and expose the dangers to this iconic species. The crew onboard reports the importance of these animals and what we can do to prevent them from becoming nothing more than legends. During the Boto da Amazônia Expedition, we were able to capture exclusive images, exposing the risks to the dolphins. The release date is tonight, May 20th, at 6pm EST. Access the documentary on https://seashepherd.org.br/red-journey-crimes-deep-in-the-a Direction and script: @brunarcangelo Photos: @simonagerphotography Production: Sea Shepherd #BotoDaAmazônia #SeaShepherdBrasil #SeaShepherd #Amazon #AmazonRiverDolphin

Killing pilot whales and other dolphins is a cruel and unnecessary practice in the modern-day Faroe Islands. Some defend this outdated tradition by claiming it...'s sustainable. However, by killing every single member of a family of pilot whales each time a pod is driven to shore -- including the unborn fetuses -- you're effectively killing off the entire bloodline and all future generations. In the May 7th slaughter, 10 of the pilot whales were pregnant. Assuming half of the babies would have been female, and each female has an average of five babies in her lifetime, that means there are 2500 *less* pilot whales being born in the next 100 years alone. These hunts are cruel, unnecessary, AND unsustainable. It's time to leave this tradition in the past where it belongs. Follow the latest updates direct from the frontlines of the Sea Shepherd Faroe Islands Campaign #stopthegrind

Congrats to Sea Shepherd Germany on adding another vessel to Neptune's Navy! The vessel was purchased in Gibraltar, where it was deployed by the Royal Police of... Gibraltar (RPG). It is 25 meters long, 6 meters wide and weighs about 67 tonnes. This ship will allow Sea Shepherd Germany to expand its efforts to defend, conserve, and protect marine wildlife. The new name of the vessel and the exact date of its departure for the Baltic Sea will be announced in the next few days.

The Sea Shepherd Show - LIVE Discussion with Chris Bertish Description: Explorer and activist Chris Bertish joins us as he prepares to launch the 2022 Trans-Pacific Wing Project, a 50 Day, 2500-mile solo journey from California to Hawaii raising money for Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Time: May 18, 2022 03:00 PM in Pacific Time (US and Canada) Toronto... https://us02web.zoom.us//4716514/WN_1vFiPNiVS_-mOKtWh5PIrQ See more

Sharks have been on this planet for over 400 million years and have even outlived the dinosaurs. However, many species are now facing extinction due to human ac...tivity. At least 100 million sharks are killed every year - that's three sharks every second. As the latest addition to our 'Extinction is Forever' collection, we are thrilled to announce this limited edition hoodie featuring this majestic creature. Merchandise proceeds help keep our ships out on the ocean documenting and intervening in illegal activities. All Sea Shepherd clothing is made from sustainable sources to protect our oceans. Get yours today at shop.seashepherd.org

"You can't change the world without making some waves..." From the director of AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH, WATSON follows our founder Captain Paul Watson chronicling his relentless lifelong effort to protect our Oceans. #WATSON will be available digitally on November 27 exclusively at www.theimpactseries.net.

Shop sustainably for the ocean bit.ly/holidaygiftguide2020 This festive season, we’re encouraging everyone to support shopping that helps the ocean, not harm it. That’s why we’ve created our sustainable holiday gift guide, filled with merchandise made from either recycled materials or certified organic cotton - and all funds raised helps keep our crew and ships on the seas and saving lives. When you shop with us, you're joining the fight for the ocean.... #sscs #seashepherd #conservation #marineconservation #oceanconservation #ocean #madefortheoceans #fortheocean #environment #ecofriendly #trendingfashion #navy #marinelife #savetheoceans #savethesea #sustainable #sustainablefashion #ecofashion

All hands on deck! Sea Shepherd is more than an ocean conservation organization. We are a global movement. Our fearless captains and volunteer crews go where others can’t - or won’t - to protect the ocean’s most fragile habitats and vulnerable species. We cannot do this without your support. This #GivingTuesday, please help us remain on the front lines and show your support for Sea Shepherd. Your gift will have twice the impact and will be matched up to a maximum of $105,000. Please help us to continue to defend the world’s ocean at: seashepherd.org/SEA2020

WATSON opens in theatres across Canada on November 7th

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Disposable cups for hot or cold drinks all contain plastic. Even ‘papercups’ have a plastic lining - which makes it very difficult to recycle. Disposable cups can be easily replaced with reusable containers. All pollution that ends up in the waterways will eventually find its way to our oceans.... 90% of seabirds around the world have plastic in their guts. By 2050 there will be more plastic in the oceans than fish. All garbage shown in this series is collected within a ~1sqkm area in Toronto Midtown. #wastereductionweek #seashepherd #seashepherdtoronto #plastic #plasticpollution #oceanpollution #environmentaldamage #iftheoceansdiewedie #reducereuserecycle

Cigarette butts are mostly composed of plastics. As they make their way from the streets to the drains they will eventually end up in our lakes and oceans. Seabirds often mistake it for food as it is floating in the water. As they can not ingest it, plastics can block their digestive organs which will lead to starvation. All pollution that ends up in the waterways will eventually find its way to our oceans.... 90% of seabirds around the world have plastic in their guts. By 2050 there will be more plastic in the oceans than fish. All garbage shown in this series is collected within a ~1sqkm area in Toronto Midtown. #wastereductionweek #seashepherd #seashepherdtoronto #plastic #plasticpollution #oceanpollution #environmentaldamage #iftheoceansdiewedie #reducereuserecycle