Author Archives: Helene O'Barry
18Sep
Culture and Tradition Long Gone Corrupt
“I am having a difficult time finding the right words to describe the pain and helplessness that I’m going through after the
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29Jul
The Cruelty of Sensory Deprivation
Sometimes when Rocky, Rambo, and Johnny are chasing live fish in the foraging pen, we observe them underwater to determine how many
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13Jul
Born To Be Wild!
During the COVID-19 pandemic, our Indonesian dolphin rescue team in Bali has done an amazing job giving Rambo, Rocky, and Johnny the
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16Apr
Prolonged Suffering of Stranded Dolphin in Denmark
If you went for a walk on the beach and all of a sudden saw a dolphin lying in the sand helplessly
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04Mar
One Dolphin’s Story – Yoda
Yoda originates from a colony of common bottlenose dolphins in Scotland called the “Moray Firth Dolphins,” named after the inlet—or firth—of the
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17Jan
The Killing of Hope in Taiji
On Christmas Eve, a young minke whale, whose gender has not been identified, got trapped in a set of fishing nets owned by the
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07Oct
Of Hope and Persistence
Amidst one of the world’s worst pandemics with the emergence of COVID-19, dolphin hunts have resumed in Taiji, Japan. And with it, the
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29Sep
Finally! Dolphin Captivity to be Phased Out in France
Great news out of France! On behalf of our colleagues at the French animal rights organization C’est Assez!, we are happy to
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30Mar
Dolphinarium’s License Revoked at Attica Zoo
A Dolphin Project team visited the Attica Zoological Parc in Greece in 2018 in order to evaluate the dolphins’ living conditions. We
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23Mar
SeaWorld Uses Orcas as Toys
Two orcas are beached on a concrete platform. Their trainers have given them the command to beach themselves, even though this is not a
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