Monthly Archives: January 2017
26Jan
Learning Equals Empowerment
The remote island of Lembata, Flores, in Indonesia has traditionally been a whaling community. Despite dolphins being a protected species, one village, Lamalera, is allowed to
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24Jan
BREAKING: 99 Hours of Hell
TAIJI, 1-24-17: At 1:54 p.m., it was over. After five days of horror, 150+ dolphins were finally freed, driven out to sea
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23Jan
BREAKING: Taiji’s Vile Abuse of Dolphins – Day 4
Taiji, 1-23-17: With a bitter chill in the air and dread in our hearts, we began the day in search of dead
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22Jan
BREAKING: Terror, Injuries During Day 3 of Captive Selection
Taiji, 1-22-17: It’s been 63 hours since a 250+ strong pod of bottlenose dolphins were driven into the cove. They have been
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21Jan
BREAKING: Real-Time Brutality in Cove as Dolphins Held Another Night
Taiji, 1-21-17: For seven full hours, a pod of approximately 250+ dolphins were pushed, pulled, grabbed, run over, netted and brutalized. Babies were
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20Jan
BREAKING: Massive Pod of Bottlenose Dolphins Captured in Taiji
Taiji, 1-20-17: Rain beat down in the early hours of the morning, and we were hopeful the dolphin hunters would be kept
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18Jan
Three Years an Angel
17Jan
Anatomy of a Slaughter: In Photos
Taiji, Japan: When the dreaded black smoke from hunting boats appears on the horizon, and the chilling sounds of fishermen banging on poles echo
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15Jan
Paradise Lost: Dolphin Cruelty Issues Growing in Indonesia
The island of Bali is a tourist destination unlike any other. Volcanic mountains yield to lush forests, beautiful, golden sandy beaches and
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06Jan
Tilikum and Granny: Two Lost Orcas, Two Different Lives
It’s hard to know what to write. The deaths of two iconic orcas is a shocking loss for those who loved them. Both
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