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This #BlackFriday we are asking our supporters to

This #BlackFriday we are asking our supporters to go Blue 🌊 and choose to shop sustainably for the ocean at the Shop to Support link in our bio.

Don't forget to check out our sustainable holiday gift guide at bit.ly/sscsgiftguide2020 featuring exclusive new products and Sea Shepherd classics, which all help us continue our fight for marine wildlife!

Don't you wish that you could just sunbathe ☀️

Don't you wish that you could just sunbathe ☀️ all day like this cute sea lion? Must be nice! 🌊❤️

Get up to speed on what Sea Shepherd is doing to help protect marine wildlife worldwide at the learn more link in bio.

📸: Nick Leopold Sordo / Sea Shepherd

Sea Shepherd is only as strong and fearless as our

Sea Shepherd is only as strong and fearless as our amazing volunteers!

Thanks to their tireless work and unwavering love for our ocean, we have been able to save countless lives over the years.

Huge Sea Shepherd THANK YOU goes out to all of our volunteers around the 🌎!

Learn more about our mission at the learn more link in bio.

📸 @nickrileyphoto / Chris Chen / Sea Shepherd

We're always on the lookout for our clients! 🐳❤️

These beautiful beaked whales decided to pay the crew of the @RVMartinSheen a visit during Operation Divina Guadalupe, Sea Shepherd's scientific research campaign in association with renowned researcher Gustavo Cardenas and his team from the Mexican National Commission for the Protection of Natural Areas (@conanp_mx).

To learn more about Operation Divina Guadalupe please visit the Operation Divina Guadalupe link in bio.

📸: @SimonAgerPhotography / Sea Shepherd

🚨 TOTOABA TRAFFICKING ARRESTS MADE IN MEXICO 🚨

Mexican authorities arrested several individuals this week under charges of Organized Crime - Crimes Against the Environment. These charges relate to the trafficking of totoaba swim bladders and carry a sentence of possible jail time.

This is the first time that charges of this nature have been applied in Mexico.

Totoaba poaching is the primary cause of the decline of the vaquita - the world’s most endangered marine mammal, which is endemic to a small region in Mexico’s Upper Gulf of California. Vaquitas, which are approximately the same size as totoabas, become entangled in the deadly illegal nets and drown.

There are less than 20 vaquitas left alive.

Sea Shepherd applauds the Attorney General’s Office and Mexican authorities for their swift action and continued commitment to protecting the vaquita through the prosecution of crimes relating to totoaba trafficking.

Join the fight to save a species by donating to Sea Shepherd’s Operation Milagro today at the link in bio.

Sea Shepherd's Operation Divina Guadalupe is in fu

Sea Shepherd's Operation Divina Guadalupe is in full swing researching the elusive Cuvier's Beaked Whale in the Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve. 🐳❤️

Find out more about the importance of this in-depth research by visiting the Operation Divina Guadalupe link in bio.

📸: Gustavo Cárdenas / Sea Shepherd

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