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The deck crew of the Thunder, believed to be trafficked persons under the UN Convention
against Transnational Organized Crime.
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Please keep Sea Shepherd in mind this Giving Tuesd

Please keep Sea Shepherd in mind this Giving Tuesday as our ship crewmembers around the world 🌎 continue to fight for the ocean. 🌊❤

For the first time in Sea Shepherd history, your donation will be matched up to $500,000. Every dollar donated will have twice the impact!

Help save marine wildlife today at the link in our bio.

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Today is Giving Tuesday! Please keep Sea Shepherd

Today is Giving Tuesday!

Please keep Sea Shepherd in mind this Giving Tuesday as we continue to take direct action to protect marine wildlife around the world 🌎.

For the first time in Sea Shepherd history, your donation will be matched up to $500,000. Every dollar donated will have twice the impact! 🌊❤

Help save the ocean by donating your cryptocurrency today at the link in our bio.

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Many illegal fishing vessels terrorizing the West

Many illegal fishing vessels terrorizing the West African coast are bottom trawlers. They can disrupt or destroy entire ecosystems by dragging heavy trawl equipment along seabeds, resulting in high levels of bycatch and killing thousands of sharks and turtles, which are simply dumped back into the sea.

To help combat this, Sea Shepherd works with local authorities along the west coast of Africa to provide the ships and tracking expertise to bust illegal fishing vessels. Learn more about our mission the save the ocean at the link in our bio.

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This Giving Tuesday, please keep Sea Shepherd in m

This Giving Tuesday, please keep Sea Shepherd in mind as we continue to Defend, Conserve, and Protect the ocean from destruction. 🌊❤

You can help us save marine wildlife in a few different ways:

Donate to Sea Shepherd at seashepherd.org/givingtuesday

Become a DAC member at seashepherd.org/dac

Create a peer-to-peer fundraising program via JustGiving at justgiving.com/seashepherdconservationsociety

Your generosity is deeply appreciated and is truly making an impact in the fight to protect the world's ocean.

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Such an adorable sight! 🌊❤ These sea lion pu

Such an adorable sight! 🌊❤

These sea lion pups are just getting started on what we hope will be a long and healthy life swimming free in the ocean and eating all of the fish that they can find so that they grow to be big and strong. 💪

There are several ways that you can donate to Sea Shepherd's mission to protect marine wildlife such as these sea lions. You can even donate cryptocurrency!

Use your crypto to save the ocean today at the link in our bio.

📸: Helena Constela / Sea Shepherd

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