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seashepherdglobal.org

Although many might think of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean as nothing more than a pristine wonderland of penguins and icebergs, remote and disconnected from the rest of the planet’s ecosystem, scientists are now finding this isn’t actually true at all. While indeed a unique and extraordinary place, the Southern Ocean’s ecosystem is also inextricably connected to the global ocean ecosystems, an

savethewhales.org

The Original Blue Whale Tee is printed on organic cotton in adult unisex sizes S-XL. This is the shirt that started the organization. At age 14, Maris II designed this shirt depicting a blue whale after reading they were endangered in 1975. Measuring 100 feet in length, they are the largest animal to ever live on earth. Actress Linda Blair and Maris II wearing the Original Blue Whale Tee.

surfrider.org

Learn about one of Surfrider's only Platinum Level Ocean Friendly Restaurants, The Plot!

ocean.org

Read on for answers to your frequently asked questions

paulwatsonfoundation.org

Frequently Asked Questions WHO IS PAUL WATSON? Captain Paul Watson is a marine conservationist and the founder of Sea Shepherd. He now leads the Captain Paul Watson Foundation, an independent organization dedicated to protecting ocean wildlife. Is Captain Paul Watson still part of Sea Shepherd? No. Captain Paul Watson is no longer involved with Sea […]

oceanfdn.org

Investing in ocean health: We work with partners in the public investment and private equity arenas to restore ocean health and abundance.

baleinesendirect.org

Les sons remplissent naturellement les milieux aquatiques à toute heure de la journée — pluie, vagues, vent, poissons qui nagent, courants qui déplacent

parley.tv

The more we learn about the oceans, the greater our knowledge of our ignorance. A good story can lead the mind shift we need to confront and end today’s biggest, most complex ocean threats – especially a story that inspires action.

coral.org

Millions of people and species of wildlife depend on coral reefs. While climate change threatens their future, science shows that corals can adapt and survive if we keep them healthy.