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This is where confiscated poaching vessels go to r

This is where confiscated poaching vessels go to rot. One of many places that is, and perhaps a place we contribute to, with the 60+ vessels arrested around the African coastline together with our government partners, saving the lives of countless marine species.

Come with us on a dive to explore the operations that lay the foundations for arresting these poachers with Sea Shepherd’s new mini-documentary ‘On the Frontlines: Illegal Fishing in Africa’. The documentary is going live on Facebook and Youtube on the 18th of May, 9:30pm CEST.

The screening will be followed by a Q&A with Captain Peter Hammarstedt and Seaspiracy director Ali Tabrizi who will give you an insight into the threat of illegal fishing in the waters around Africa and learn exactly how Sea Shepherd is fighting back against some of the most pressing issues uncovered in #Seaspiracy.

Sign up for the FREE online screening today through the link in our bio!

📸 Michael Rauch / Sea Shepherd

Did you know that phytoplankton and other marine p

Did you know that phytoplankton and other marine photosynthesizers like seaweed and kelp account for more than 50% of the oxygen that we breathe? 🌱🌊❤

It's time for us to do more to save our ocean, and in turn, save ALL life on Earth from extinction.

Help Sea Shepherd's Direct-Action ocean conservation campaigns by joining our Matching Gift Challenge! Your donations will be matched up to $135,000!

Donate today at the Matching Gift Link in our bio.

Think you've got what it takes to be on the front

Think you've got what it takes to be on the front line of ocean conservation? Join us! 🌊❤

Help us save our marine wildlife from extinction. Get started by filling out one of our crewing forms today at the get involved link in our bio.

📸: Valentina Cucchiara / Sea Shepherd

* Images taken in a Natural Protected Area designated by the Government of Mexico for the protection of its natural resources and subject to special regulations. Data and images collected under permit SGPA/DGVS/00823

Every year as many as 100,00,000 sharks are caught

Every year as many as 100,00,000 sharks are caught and have their fins brutally hacked off for human consumption. These sharks are then thrown back into the ocean to bleed to death or drown. 🦈😢

Sharks balance the health of our ocean, so without them, our ocean will become much sicker.

Help us to protect our sharks from Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated fishing by joining our Matching Gift Challenge today at the link in our bio. Your donation will be matched up to $135,000.

We will never stop fighting for the blue. Join us

We will never stop fighting for the blue.

Join us on our mission to protect all marine wildlife and show your support for our ocean with our collection of blue merchandise at the link in our bio.

Just another day in the office for us! 🌊❤ Ch

Just another day in the office for us! 🌊❤

Check out our new ship, the Sea Eagle, fighting through rough weather like a champion on its recent transit from Denmark to Italy.

Three huge waves dug the ship's bow down like a shovel digging for water, but she showed us that she's Sea Shepherd strong! 💪

Help us fight the good fight by doubling your donation today up to $135,000 at the Matching Gift link in our bio.

📸 Lukas Erichsen / Sea Shepherd

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