Tag Archives: Dolphin Project Cove Monitors
12Jan
Four Days of Horror
Taiji, 1/11/19: As the sun sets over the Cove, the calm waters, once boiling with 120 terrified bottlenose dolphins, now softly lap
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18Dec
Measurable Progress for Dolphins in 2018
While it seems like yesterday we were welcoming in the new year, I’m amazed by how much progress we’ve made for dolphins
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22Nov
A Clash of Cultures
GUEST AUTHOR: Tracie Sugo Japanese Culture versus Western Culture and where dolphins fall in-between it all. Being half-Japanese, I was raised heavily
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13Nov
Scenes of Panic, Brutality During Captive Selection
Taiji, Japan, 11-12-18: Three days ago their ordeal began as a large pod of bottlenose dolphins was driven into the Cove. Day 1
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08Nov
Terror in The Cove as Striped Dolphins Slaughtered
Taiji, 11/8/18: The day started out hopeful as there was a little wind and the ocean looked choppy. As the morning went on,
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01Oct
Trapped Dolphins Die in Typhoon Trami
Taiji, 10/1/18: Four dolphins owned by the Taiji Whale Museum have died in Typhoon Trami. As reported by Japanese media, amongst the
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18Sep
Risso’s Slaughtered in First Red Cove of Season
Taiji, 9-18-18 – After 17 days where no dolphins were slaughtered or taken captive, the dolphin hunters of Taiji, Japan were successful in
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28Aug
Return to The Cove
Fifteen years ago I stood on the shores of the Cove, watching in disbelief as a scene of unspeakable cruelty took place
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17Jan
An Attack on the Senses
Taiji, 1/16/18: For the fourth time this season, Taiji, Japan’s dolphin hunters successfully forced an unsuspecting pod of striped dolphins into The
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31Dec
My Time in Taiji: Telling Their Stories
Taiji – a place with amazing sunrises, beautiful landscapes, townspeople that say good morning, and school children that wave hello. It’s also ground
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