Overfishing: Oceans Are Dying
This is the Hall of Fame for all around the world Sea Shepherd Conservation Society advocates. This is our tribute for supporting our cause and for defending the Oceans and
| The Steve Irwin visits Barcelona! |
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| Wednesday, 28 July 2010 16:46 | |||
Sea Shepherd has just completed the successful Operation Blue Rage in Mediterranean where 800 critically endangered bluefin tuna towed by illegal fishermen were freed after cutting the illegal nets. Most of the bluefin tuna trapped in the cages was immature fish and was caught after fishing tuna season! The action of Sea Shepherd crew has given a breath of life to our strongly plundered Mediterranean Sea. Now we have the chance to visit the ship that made this possible and be part of the onshore volunteer team as well as make a donation to support the effort for the conservation of all marine wildlife!
The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is preparing its upcoming campaign to protect the Whale Sanctuary from the illegal Japanese whaling fleet. The Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary was established in 1994 and therefore hunting whales in the Sanctuary whatever the reason is a blatant illegal operation. This will be the Sea Shepherd's sixth Antarctica campaign to protect and defend the most amazing, socially complex, and endangered living beings in one of the last pristine places left on Earth.
Sea Shepherd Food Donations If you like to support Sea Shepherd in their work defending whales by donating vegan food (no animal products) they need bulk fruit and vegetables; grains and legumes as well as the following: Juice and soft drink - vegetable & olive oil- coconut cream- baked beans - nuttelex - fillo & vegan puff pastry - sauces: sweet chilli, hoisin, sweet soy - olives- seeds/nuts- soy milk- lasagna sheets They require many other items, including meat and dairy replacement products. Supermarket vouchers are helpful or contact Sea Shepherd for advice if you have something specific to offer: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 0434 052 211. Treats such as corn chips, vegan chocolate & soy ice cream are always welcome. For further info www.seashepherd.org Ocean Sentry 
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The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society's flagship, the Steve Irwin, is docked at El Maremagnum in Barcelona, Spain. The ship arrived on July 25 and will be docked until the end of August.
During its stay in Barcelona, the Steve Irwin is open for tours, from 15pm to 18 pm daily and from 12pm to 20 pm on weekends, providing a chance to have a look around the ship and learn first-hand the most active and effective conservation enforcement vessel in the world.
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