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Happy Birthday to our very own Captain Peter Hamma

Happy Birthday to our very own Captain Peter Hammarstedt! 🎂🎊

Thank You for your years of steadfast dedication to saving our ocean! Enjoy your day!

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Today is Wildlife Conservation Day!

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There's nothing like being one with nature! 🌊❤

Our crew got some amazing shots of these California Sealions doing this beautiful underwater ballet.

Catch up on the latest from Operation Divina Guadalupe at the Divina Guadalupe link in our bio.

📸: Simon Ager / Sea Shepherd

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Happy Birthday to our founder @captainpaulwatson! 🎂

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Happy Birthday @CaptainPaulWatson! 🎂🎊

Wishing you many more years of Defending, Conserving, and Protecting our ocean from harm.

Please join our Sea Shepherd crew around the 🌎 in wishing our founder a very Happy 70th Birthday!

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Our Operation Milagro crew has pulled its first to

Our Operation Milagro crew has pulled its first totoaba net of the season! 🌊❤️

These abandoned nets are responsible for killing innocent marine wildlife in the upper Gulf of California, including the most endangered marine mammal in the world, the vaquita porpoise.

Please help us save the vaquita from extinction by donating to Sea Shepherd today at the Giving Tuesday link in our bio.

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📸: Flavio Gasperini / Chris Chen / Sea Shepherd

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