#whaleconservation — Public Fediverse posts
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Interpol has removed Paul Watson, founder of anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd 🌊🐋, from its Red Notice wanted list. The 74-year-old activist, known for confronting whalers, faces no current international arrest request after Denmark refused his extradition to Japan 🇩🇰❌🇯🇵. Read more: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/23/interpol-takes-whaling-activist-sea-shepherd-founder-off-wanted-list #SeaShepherd #PaulWatson #WhaleConservation #Interpol
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Interpol has removed Paul Watson, founder of anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd 🌊🐋, from its Red Notice wanted list. The 74-year-old activist, known for confronting whalers, faces no current international arrest request after Denmark refused his extradition to Japan 🇩🇰❌🇯🇵. Read more: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/23/interpol-takes-whaling-activist-sea-shepherd-founder-off-wanted-list #SeaShepherd #PaulWatson #WhaleConservation #Interpol
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A southern right whale calf was struck by a boat off the coast of New South Wales—raising urgent questions about marine safety and conservation. #WhaleConservation #MarineLife #Australia https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07-21/southern-right-whale-calf-hit-by-boat-at-stanwell-park-nsw/105554090
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3️⃣ Iceland has canceled its whaling season! 🌊 A huge win for marine conservation.
Together, we can protect our oceans! #WhaleConservation #Iceland
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3️⃣ Iceland has canceled its whaling season! 🌊 A huge win for marine conservation.
Together, we can protect our oceans! #WhaleConservation #Iceland
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Despite being the world’s second-largest, fin whales aren't famous for jumping high nor singing the ditty of the seas — they are ironically famous for a sad reality. They are the species most frequently struck by large ships. #whaleconservation #shipping
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Despite being the world’s second-largest, fin whales aren't famous for jumping high nor singing the ditty of the seas — they are ironically famous for a sad reality. They are the species most frequently struck by large ships. #whaleconservation #shipping
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This resilient #humpback #whale , who lost its tail to likely fishing gear entanglement, continues to swim on bravely in the Salish Sea. 🐋
#amazingnature
#WhaleWatching
#SaveTheWhales
#WhaleConservation
#OceanConservation
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This resilient #humpback #whale , who lost its tail to likely fishing gear entanglement, continues to swim on bravely in the Salish Sea. 🐋
#amazingnature
#WhaleWatching
#SaveTheWhales
#WhaleConservation
#OceanConservation
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The Australian government is deeply disappointed by Japan’s decision to target fin whales, the world’s second-largest and considered vulnerable, in its commercial hunts. Environment Minister #TanyaPlibersek criticised this move, as Japan plans to hunt up to 59 fin whales within its economic zone. #WhaleConservation #SaveTheWhales #Environment #WildlifeProtection #Australia #Japan
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The Australian government is deeply disappointed by Japan’s decision to target fin whales, the world’s second-largest and considered vulnerable, in its commercial hunts. Environment Minister #TanyaPlibersek criticised this move, as Japan plans to hunt up to 59 fin whales within its economic zone. #WhaleConservation #SaveTheWhales #Environment #WildlifeProtection #Australia #Japan
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In the past year, Japanese whalers harvested 294 minke, Bryde's, and sei #whales. Now, #Japan is stirring controversy by proposing to permit the hunting of large fin whales along its coast, drawing criticism from environmental organizations. 🐋🚫 #ProtectOurOceans #WhaleConservation #whaling #conservation
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In the past year, Japanese whalers harvested 294 minke, Bryde's, and sei #whales. Now, #Japan is stirring controversy by proposing to permit the hunting of large fin whales along its coast, drawing criticism from environmental organizations. 🐋🚫 #ProtectOurOceans #WhaleConservation #whaling #conservation