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In August 1952 the volcanic island, San Benedicto,

In August 1952 the volcanic island, San Benedicto, erupted and destroyed all of the plant life, along with the only two species of breeding land birds, and most of the breeding seabirds. Over time, vegetation, seabirds - the Laysen Albatross and Red Footed Booby have returned to some parts of the island.

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

Photos: @simonagerphotography

Help us save our ocean today by joining our Matchi

Help us save our ocean today by joining our Matching Gift Challenge. All donations received will be matched up to a maximum of $135,000. Your gift will have twice the impact in helping Sea Shepherd remain on the front lines of ocean conservation. 🌊❤

Donate today at the link in our bio.

📸: Valentina Cucchiara / Sea Shepherd

Did you know that there are approximately 630 diff

Did you know that there are approximately 630 different species of rays and skates living in our ocean worldwide? 😳

Which one is your favorite? Let us know below! 👇

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📸: Valentina Cucchiara / Sea Shepherd

For marine wildlife. For the ocean. For everyone.

For marine wildlife. For the ocean. For everyone.

Our official merchandise is more than just clothing. It's sustainable and wearable activism, it's the uniform of our crew, it unites our supporters across the world, and most importantly, it helps us raise vital funds for our marine conservation campaigns.

Pick up your official merchandise today at the link in our bio.

Whales and dolphins are some of our most loved oce

Whales and dolphins are some of our most loved ocean animals. 🐋🐬❤

Yet, every year, industrial fishing kills more than 300,000 of these precious animals in the process of catching the world’s seafood.

Help Sea Shepherd protect marine wildlife at the link in our bio.

Every year, fishing nets, rope, and line entrap an

Every year, fishing nets, rope, and line entrap and kill marine animals including turtles, dolphins, and even whales as bycatch.

But with your support, we are removing deadly abandoned and discarded fishing nets from the ocean and protecting marine wildlife.

Join the Sea Shepherd movement to defend the ocean and its inhabitants at the link in our bio.

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