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VaquitaFrom Illegal Fishing Nets to a Second LifeIllegal gillnets pulled from the Upper Gulf of California now have a pathway beyond the grinder, starting with three benches in La Paz.
Events & ChaptersSamuel J: Music for the OceanSamuel J has crewed Sea Shepherd ships. This fall his Constellations Tour plays nine shows for the ocean across Canada and the US.
Frontlines UpdateFrontlines Update: August 2026August 2026: The Sharkwater patrols Scorpion Reef through nesting season, and the campaign to clear krill products from store shelves reaches North America.
AntarcticaAntarctica’s Krill Fishery Hits Its Catch Limit Early for the Second Year RunningAntarctica's krill fishery closed early for the second year running. That is a symptom of a concentrated fleet, not a sign of abundance.
NewsLeave A Legacy That Defends The OceansAugust is Make-A-Will Month. Create or update your will for free through FreeWill, and make defending the oceans part of your legacy.
Frontlines UpdateFrontlines Update: July 2026Frontlines Update for July 2026: From Celestun to the Faroe Islands, Antarctica, and community events across North America, here's what Sea Shepherd crews and supporters accomplished in July.
Scorpion Reef700 Kilograms Off Isla Perez, Cleared TogetherNearly 100 volunteers, including Sea Shepherd's M/V Sharkwater crew, cleared almost 700 kilograms of debris from Isla Perez at Scorpion Reef.
NewsSupporting Community-Led Marine ProtectionSea Shepherd joined fishing communities and government representatives in Yucatán to strengthen marine protection, combat illegal fishing, and expand long-term collaboration.
VaquitaThe Next Watch: Training San Felipe to Save the World’s Rarest PorpoiseA new generation is taking the watch. This May, Sea Shepherd, Mexican scientists, and the San Felipe community trained future vaquita observers aboard the M/V Seahorse to help protect the world's rarest porpoise.
NewsNew This Summer: Fly the Flag. Wear the Mission.Every day, Sea Shepherd supporters carry the mission beyond our ships. This summer we've added two new ways to take it with you: embroidered Sea Shepherd caps and the official Sea Shepherd flag. Every purchase helps keep our crews where they're needed most.
Frontlines UpdateFrontlines Update: June 2026Frontlines Update for June 2026: See what our crews got done in June 2026, from vaquita survey work and Scorpion Reef patrols to World Oceans Day cleanups and the fight to Stop the Grind.
Events & ChaptersWorld Ocean Day 2026: Nearly Two Tons of Debris Cleared From North American ShoresThis World Ocean Day, Sea Shepherd volunteers mobilized across North America to clean up beaches, rivers, and shorelines before debris could reach the ocean.