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A crewmember enjoys a peaceful moment with a baby harp seal (the Sea Shepherd flagship Farley Mowat in the background).

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At Sea Shepherd, we love what we do. Protecting ou

At Sea Shepherd, we love what we do. Protecting our innocent, voiceless marine wildlife is a necessary task because, without life in our ocean, there is no life on this planet.

Our vessel the @MVSharpie is in the upper Gulf of California on Operation Milagro fighting to save the most endangered marine mammal in the world, the Vaquita porpoise, from extinction.

To learn more about this mission please visit the link in our bio.

📸: Nick Riley / Sea Shepherd

The Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve is such a b

The Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve is such a beautiful place! 🌊😍

You can learn more about Sea Shepherd's research campaign Operation Divina Guadalupe and the elusive Cuvier's beaked whale by visiting the link at our bio.

📸: Nick Leopold / Sea Shepherd

Nightfall during Operation Milagro is when our cre

Nightfall during Operation Milagro is when our crew plans out what the strategy will be for the next day. When you're working to save the vaquita porpoise, the most endangered marine mammal in the world, the work is around the clock.

To learn more about our mission to Defend, Conserve, and Protect the vaquita visit the link in our bio.

📸: Nick Riley / Sea Shepherd

Sea Shepherd's research vessel the @RVMartinSheen

Sea Shepherd's research vessel the @RVMartinSheen is in the Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve on Operation Divina Guadalupe studying the elusive Cuvier's beaked whale. 🐋❤️

You can learn more about the world deepest diving mammal by visiting the link in our bio.

For over 40 years, Sea Shepherd has implemented di

For over 40 years, Sea Shepherd has implemented direct-action campaigns to save our marine wildlife from extinction. We have gone where others won't, to ensure the survival of life in our ocean.

Learn more about how you can support our life-saving mission at the link in our bio. 🌊❤️

Five years ago today the Captain of the infamous p

Five years ago today the Captain of the infamous poaching vessel "Thunder" was sentenced to three years in prison and fined 15 million euros!

You can learn more about Sea Shepherd's life-saving missions at the link in our bio. 🌊❤

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