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Norway’s government gives green light for slaughter of hundreds of whales this year
Just weeks after Iceland indicated it is moving away from cruel whale hunting, Norway's government has announced that its whalers can kill hundreds of minke...
Waipapa Bay Wines signs up to the Climate Giant Project on World Whale Day
We're delighted to announce that Waipapa Bay Wines are the latest partner to join the Climate Giant Project on World Whale Day! Following an amazing...
Is this the beginning of the end for whaling off Iceland?
I'm feeling cautiously optimistic after Iceland's Fisheries Minister Svandís Svavarsdóttir wrote that there is little justification for authorising any further whaling when the current permits...
Another beluga whale dies at Mystic Aquarium
Just six months after the loss of a whale called Havok, another beluga has died at the Mystic Aquarium in the US. Both belugas had...
Half a million net death petition handed to EU Commission
Over half a million citizens have signed a petition to demand action to stop thousands of dolphins dying in fishing nets (bycatch) in the Bay...
Faroese Aquaculture Association calls for ban on dolphin hunts
The Faroese Aquaculture Association has joined calls for the country's prime minister to ban dolphin hunting, following the terrible events last September when 1,423 Atlantic...
Understanding whale and dolphin hunts in the Faroe Islands – why change is not easy
Most people in my home country of the Faroe Islands would like to see an end to the kind of dolphin hunt that sparked an...
