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Our newest vessel The Seahorse has entered Operation Milagro with all the latest in technology to help us protect the world's most endangered marine mammal the Vaquita Porpoise from extinction.
Partnered with the Mexican Navy, we are in the vaquita refuge doing what it takes to save a species.
Join us in the good fight today at seashepherd.org
#OpMilagro #Milagro #vaquita
We have partnered with the Mexican Navy to hold the frontline of marine conservation in the upper Gulf of California to save a species from EXTINCTION.
Our sole mission is to protect and conserve the world’s oceans and marine wildlife.
THIS IS WHAT WE DO.
Join us in the fight today at seashepherd.org
#OpMilagro #Milagro #marinewildlife
#ocean #oceanconservation #Vaquita
We remain focused and devoted to doing the work that it takes to continue our mission of protecting the ocean and all of its innocent inhabitants. Will you join us?
Get involved in being a voice for the voiceless today at seashepherd.org
#dolphins #whales #marinewildlife
Learn more about our fight to save a species at seashepherd.org/milagro
Please keep Sea Shepherd in mind today as we continue the good fight to protect marine wildlife like the world's most endangered marine mammal the Vaquita Porpoise.
The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Board of Directors has established a Matching Gift Challenge of $500,000 to double any gift made, creating twice the impact for the oceans!
Help us stay on the frontlines of ocean conservation by donating today at seashepherd.org/givingtuesday
#givingtuesday #givingtuesday2022
The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Board of Directors has established a Matching Gift Challenge of $500,000 to double any gift that is made, creating twice the impact for the oceans! 🌊❤
Help Sea Shepherd in the good fight today at seashepherd.org/givingtuesday
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Fewer than 20 vaquitas remain alive today. The only documented threat to the species is entanglement in gillnets and if not for our efforts over the past nine years, the species would likely be extinct today.
Sea Shepherd's Operation Milagro continues to improve, adapt and optimize as the challenges to this species threaten its future. We are proud to have removed over 1200 pieces of illegal fishing gear from the Refuge over the past 9 years, but we are even more proud that in 2022 we can now prevent dozens or hundreds of nets from ever even entering the Vaquita Refuge at all.
Learn more at seashepherd.org
We are pleased to introduce our newest vessel: MV Sharkwater.
This powerful ship enhances or efforts on the front lines of ocean conservation and is a valuable tool in helping us to continue to protect marine wildlife worldwide.
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This week, we sat down with renowned cetacean researcher, Dr. Hiram Rosales.
Dr. Rosales is a Professor and Researcher at the Autonomous University of Baja California Sur (UABCS), in La Paz, BCS. We spoke with him about his research on humpback whales around the Revillagigedo Archipelago, a UNESCO World Heritage site located 240 miles southwest of Cabo San Lucas.
We also premiere a new video about Operation Guadalupe, which is a Sea Shepherd campaign studying the beaked whales surrounding the Guadalupe Islands.
And as a special surprise, look for some exciting news about Sea Shepherd Conservation Society’s expanding fleet!
Help Sea Shepherd continue to protect marine wildlife around the world by becoming a monthly donor at seashepherd.org/dac
While we have made significant progress this year, there is still much work to be done. You can help us continue protecting the world’s ocean by donating to our Matching Gift Challenge. Every donation made before the end of 2021 will double our efforts to protect critical marine habitats and endangered species. Donate today at: www.seashepherd.org/mgc2021
On behalf of our captains, crew, and Sea Sea Shepherd staff, thank you for your continued generous support and Happy New Year!
On November 30th, please consider supporting Sea Shepherd. All gifts received go directly towards our campaigns on the front lines of ocean conservation and are eligible for our Matching Gift Challenge. Every dollar donated will be matched, up to a maximum of $500,000, allowing your gift to have twice the impact in protecting our ocean's most vulnerable species and ecosystems.
Visit seashepherd.org/givingtuesday to find. out how you can get involved. And from all of us at Sea Shepherd, thank you.
On November 30th, please consider supporting Sea Shepherd. All gifts received go directly towards our campaigns on the front lines of ocean conservation and are eligible for our Matching Gift Challenge. Every dollar donated will be matched, up to a maximum of $500,000, allowing your gift to have twice the impact in protecting our ocean's most vulnerable species and ecosystems.
Visit seashepherd.org/givingtuesday to find. out how you can get involved. And from all of us at Sea Shepherd, thank you.
Until the end of the year, all donations received will be matched up to a maximum of $500,000. Whether you make a one-time donation, create a peer-to-peer fundraising page, or sign-up for our monthly giving program, every dollar donated will have twice the impact in supporting our ships and crews on the front lines.
This matching gift offer is made possible through the generosity of James Costa and John Archibald, Rosie and Bob Heil, Ann Johnston, Ann Kobsa, Michelle Moore, Chris and Jennifer Sharp, the Tomchin Family Foundation, Rosa Venezia, the Werdegar Family, Karen Yust, and other anonymous donors.
Visit seashepherd.org today to learn how you can get involved. And from all of us at Sea Shepherd, thank you for your support.
This year, Sea Shepherd took action.
In a covert mission, the Ocean Warrior and her crew took to the high seas to shine a spotlight on the fleet, and what we found was shocking. Joining us were two investigative journalists from the Associated Press and Univision, who accompanied the Sea Shepherd crew on the Ocean Warrior as it sailed into the dark heart of the notorious Chinese squid fleet.
Find out more about the mission here: bit.ly/39yiNN5
The vaquita is the world’s most endangered marine mammal. Scientists estimate that only 10 vaquitas remain alive.
Sea Shepherd has entered into a new agreement with the Government of Mexico, allowing us to return to the Vaquita Refuge and continue the fight to prevent the extinction of this critically endangered animal.
Read the full story HERE: bit.ly/3AEfyj3
Learn more at seashepherd.org
Read the full story here: seashepherd.org/2021/07/06/illegal-fishing-vessels-intercepted-as-peruvian-prosecutors-sail-on-sea-shepherd-ship
Learn more HERE: seashepherd.org/2021/06/20/sea-shepherd-retires-high-speed-trimaran-brigitte-bardot
Sea Shepherd is launching a new conservation research campaign in Brazil to protect the dolphins of the Amazon River.
Read the full story here: bit.ly/2ShA1JE
The ocean is home to millions of incredible marine animals, from tiny phytoplankton to the largest animal that has ever existed - the mighty blue whale.
But today, the ocean is threatened by destructive fishing practices that are wiping out entire species, destroying ecosystems and dumping millions of tons of deadly plastic into the seas. Sea Shepherd has been fighting on the front line of ocean conservation for over 40 years and you can join our movement.
Now is the time to act because if the ocean dies, we die.
Support Sea Shepherd today by contributing to our Matching Gift Challenge at seashepherd.org/mgc2021
Show your support today by joining our Matching Gift Challenge at: www.seashepherd.org/mgc2021
DONATE TODAY: seashepherd.org/mgc2021
Sea Shepherd is on the front lines, defending marine wildlife against the threat of illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing around the world. Our actions are making a difference, and we think this turtle would agree!
Join the movement and help save the ocean at seashepherd.org
"From myself and my crew, thank you for keeping us at sea, where we need to be, during an incredibly difficult time." - Sea Shepherd Director of Campaigns, Captain Peter Hammarstedt
Learn more and support our efforts at www.seashepherd.org
Sea Shepherd research mission discovers possible new species of whale in Mexico.
The mission, led by Dr. Gustavo Cárdenas Hinojosa from the Marine Mammal Research Group of CONANP, captured photographic and audio footage of the unknown animal.
Read the full story here: bit.ly/3gqqszG
🎥: Fon Gomez / Simon Ager / Sea Shepherd
This #GivingTuesday, please show your support by donating at seashepherd.org/GivingTuesday
There are less than 20 vaquitas left alive. Entanglement in illegal gillnets is the primary threat to the survival of this critically endangered animal.
Help us to save a species. Right now, all donations are doubled up to a maximum of $105,000.
Get involved at: www.seashepherd.org/SEA2020
Learn more at: seashepherd.org/divina-guadalupe
#OpDivinaGuadalupe
Sea Shepherd has been working with local community members in San Felipe to remove abandoned fishing gear from the habitat of the world’s most endangered marine mammal. Learn more at: www.seashepherd.org/milagro
There are less than 20 vaquitas left alive. Every moment counts in the battle to prevent the extinction of a species.
Read the full story here: bit.ly/30JgjYk
Learn more at: seashepherd.org/divina-guadalupe
Yet all around the world, sharks are disappearing. When the sharks are gone, the oceans will die. And when the oceans die, we die.
Support Sea Shepherd's international efforts to protect sharks and stop the slaughter by donating at www.seashepherd.org
#SharkAwarenessWeek
Shark populations are in decline in oceans around the world. Great white sharks, whale sharks, and scalloped hammerheads are among the many species now threatened with extinction due to unsustainable fishing practices. Without sharks, oceanic ecosystems will collapse.
Madison Stewart has dedicated her life to the protection of sharks. Now, more than ever, these animals need our help to ensure a safe and healthy future for the oceans.
Learn more about Sea Shepherd’s worldwide initiatives to protect sharks at www.seashepherd.org
#SeaShepherd #SharkAwarenessWeek
Film director Eli Roth explains his journey from overcoming a childhood fear of sharks to becoming an advocate for their conservation.
Join us all week as we celebrate some of the most ecologically important but often misunderstood animals in the ocean.
Learn about Sea Shepherd's international campaigns to protect sharks at www.seashepherd.org
#SeaShepherd #SharkAwarenessWeek
The deadliest species on the planet… kills over 100 million sharks every year.
Healthy oceans need sharks. These ancient animals, which have roamed the world’s oceans for over 400 million years, are now in grave danger due to the threat of illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing. Michael Muller explains his relationship with sharks and the importance of conservation.
Join us all week as we celebrate the beauty and wonder of these iconic animals.
Support Sea Shepherd’s worldwide efforts to protect sharks at seashepherd.org
#SeaShepherd #SharkAwarenessWeek
After several months in quarantine, the White Holly is ready to return to sea. Your support can help to make this happen: seashepherd.org/sea2020
Join the fight: seashepherd.org/sea2020
#MeetTheFleet
After several months in quarantine due to the threat of COVID-19, the Martin Sheen is now ready to return to sea and continue its vital research for the health of the oceans.
Help us return her to sea by donating today, and we will match your gift up to a maximum of $165,000! Visit seashepherd.org/sea2020
#MeetTheFleet
#MeetTheFleet #OpMilagro #MatchingGiftChallenge
Our oceans are the source of all life. They inspire us, they delight us, and they provide 70% of the oxygen we breathe. They are also home to a myriad of species, from the tiniest of turtle hatchlings to the most majestic of whales. These are our clients, and the reason that Sea Shepherd continues to fight - not only today, but every day.
Announcing our Matching Gift Challenge!
For a limited time, you can double your impact in helping us to protect the oceans. Donate today, and we will match your gift up to a maximum of $165,000:
seashepherd.org/sea2020
#WorldOceansDay
After several months in quarantine, this iconic vessel is now ready to return to sea. You can help make this happen by donating at: bit.ly/SSMeetTheFleet_BrigitteBardot
#MeetTheFleet
The Sam Simon has a long and celebrated history on the front line of ocean defense. Catch up with the crew and find out what is next for this iconic ship!
Support Sea Shepherd at: bit.ly/SSMeetTheFleet_SamSimon
#MeetTheFleet
There are less than 20 vaquitas left alive.
It is not too late to save the vaquita, but we need your help. This year, on Endangered Species Day, join the fight to save a species and help Sea Shepherd continue to remove the illegal nets that threaten the survival of this mysterious and beautiful animal.
bit.ly/EndangeredSpeciesDay_Vaquita
Vaquita footage courtesy of Sea of Shadows / National Geographic
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