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Five years ago today, the rogue poaching vessel Th

Five years ago today, the rogue poaching vessel Thunder was scuttled by its own crew after a 110-day high-seas chase by Sea Shepherd as part of Operation Icefish.

At the start of Operation Icefish in 2014, Sea Shepherd set out to locate and shut down illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in Antarctica. Infamously named the "Bandit 6", the targets were six illegal poaching vessels known to Interpol and CCAMLR, who had previously managed to evade any law enforcement. Over two campaigns that spanned from 2014 to 2016, Sea Shepherd set the world record for the longest high-seas pursuit of a poaching vessel, removed 72 kilometers of illegal gillnets from the ocean, and successfully shut down all of the Bandit 6 vessels.

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#OpIcefish #PoachersBeware

Sea Shepherd is pleased to announce that Captain A

Sea Shepherd is pleased to announce that Captain Alex Cornelissen has taken on the role of Chief Executive Officer for Sea Shepherd Conservation Society!

Read more at the link in our bio.

💙 Some positive news from British Columbia! Wi

💙 Some positive news from British Columbia!

With two of the worst salmon farms in the Broughton Archipelago now permanently closed, the young wild salmon leaving the rivers are healthy and free of parasites. Our oceans can heal when treated with care and respect.

Swim free, little friends!

#OpVirusHunter

Throughout almost half a century of campaigns on t

Throughout almost half a century of campaigns on the high seas, our captains and crews have confronted continuous uncertainty, whether its the unpredictability of weather, dangerous ice conditions, or the attacks of poachers and whalers.
We now confront a new adversary, invisible and deadly — the threat of COVID-19.

Read the full commentary at the link in our bio.

The answer is Orca! Be a voice for the voiceless

The answer is Orca!

Be a voice for the voiceless and help Sea Shepherd Defend, Conserve and Protect our wildlife. Visit seashepherd.org/get-involved today. 🌊❤

Hey Shepherd's can you guess what ocean animal is

Hey Shepherd's can you guess what ocean animal is in the photo above? Here are a few hints:

I can weigh up to 6 tons.
I can grow to be 23 to 32 feet in length.
I have a killer nickname.
I have a very diverse palate.

Let us know what animal you think it is in the comments below!

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