Author Archives: Elizabeth Batt
26Jun
‘Food Deprivation is Alive and Well at SeaWorld,’ says Former Trainer
By Elizabeth Batt Main photo: Sasha Abdolmajid/Ceta Journal.net When John Hargrove’s book: Beneath the Surface, was released earlier his year, much of the
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26Jun
Ric O’Barry on Food Deprivation and Dolphin Training
By Elizabeth Batt Following on from my interview on food deprivation with Drs. John Jett and Jeffrey Ventre, I was fortunate enough read more
20May
Huge win for Dolphins! JAZA to Stop Sourcing Taiji Dolphins
Ric O'Barry's Dolphin Project was delighted to learn recently that after years of international pressure, the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) read more
19May
China holds the power to stop the killing of dolphins in Japan
Feature Image: ‘Dolphin Project’ atop the Great Wall of China. Photo: Sasha Abdolmajid This is a translation of a review published
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16May
‘Athletes for Dolphin Project’ — Run Rampant for the Dolphins!
Or walk, swim, rock climb, cycle or play one of your favorite sports! Whatever your preference, we’re asking you to make a
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22Apr
WAZA Finally Ousts Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums
Dolphin Project is pleased to announce that after years of international pressure, the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) has finally
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10Apr
Ric O’Barry’s Dolphin Project: The Beginning
Ric O’Barry was about to experience an epiphany. Kathy, the most beloved of the dolphins that he had trained for the hit television
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14Mar
‘Beneath the Surface’ reveals why SeaWorld is afraid
By ELIZABETH BATT
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09Mar
Two Animals Deaths Prompt Calls for SeaWorld to Evolve
It is with sadness that we learned of the deaths of a beluga whale named Nanuq and a bottlenose dolphin (we believe read more
28Feb
End of the Dolphin Drive Season Caps a News-filled Week
The wheel often grinds slowly in the world of dolphin advocacy, but this week has seen a flurry of newsworthy events. It's important read more