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A Rare Stronghold of Life. Still No Protection.

In Antarctica’s icy waters, whales gather by the hundreds to feed—but they’re not alone. Industrial…
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URGENT! Block the Return of Whaling in U.S. Waters

{{title:words:10}} Read More In Antarctica’s icy waters, whales gather by the hundreds to feed—but they’re not alone. Industrial krill trawlers drag nets through the same feeding grounds, exploiting... April 16, 2025 {{title:words:10}} Read More Sea Shepherd crew aboard the Seahorse detected an illegal net in the Vaquita Refuge, triggering a swift response from the Mexican Navy. The net was... April 15, 2025 {{title:words:10}} Read More Sea Shepherd opposes the proposed permit to resume gray whale hunting in U.S. waters. The hunt targets a vulnerable subgroup of Eastern North Pacific gray... April 10, 2025 {{title:words:10}} Read More ​Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is renowned for its direct-action approach to marine conservation, but equally significant is its commitment to scientific research.... April 8, 2025 {{title:words:10}} Read More Sea Shepherd has returned to Antarctica—alone on the front lines—as krill supertrawlers plow through massive pods of feeding whales. With scientists on board the Allankay,... April 3, 2025

In the Vaquita Refuge, our team of action leaders and scientists work 24/7 to shield the world’s most endangered marine mammal from illegal fishing. We confront the Faroese slaughter of pilot whales, monitor industrial krill fishing in Antarctica, and lead innovative, direct-action campaigns to defend marine life worldwide.

ADVANCED RADAR

To identify illegal fishing operations

ADVANCED SONAR

To locate dangerous ghost nets

CAMERA GEAR

To share our story and raise awareness

SHIP MAINTENANCE

To keep our fleet running at full capacity

PLANT-BASED MEALS

To sustain our crew on board

SAFETY GEAR

To protect our crew during dangerous missions

In the Vaquita Refuge, our team of action leaders and scientists work 24/7 to shield the world’s most endangered marine mammal from illegal fishing. We confront the Faroese slaughter of pilot whales, monitor industrial krill fishing in Antarctica, and lead innovative, direct-action campaigns to defend marine life worldwide.

ADVANCED RADAR

To identify illegal fishing operations

ADVANCED SONAR

To locate dangerous ghost nets

CAMERA GEAR

To share our story and raise awareness

SHIP MAINTENANCE

To keep our fleet running at full capacity

PLANT-BASED MEALS

To sustain our crew on board

SAFETY GEAR

To protect our crew during dangerous missions

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