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Blue Planet Society
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Blue Planet Society
@Seasaver
Global pressure group campaigning to protect the world’s ocean. Registered CIC 14162403 🐟 bsky.app/profile/bluepl…
- It's too soon to tell, but this terrific news could signal an end to whaling in Iceland forever. Fingers crossed.
- The number of people around the world whose love of nature was inspired by this man is astounding. Happy 92nd Birthday Sir David Attenborough.
- By any measure, killing Freya was absolutely the wrong decision by Norway.
- A statue of Freya, the walrus murdered by Norwegian authorities, was unveiled in Oslo today. Animal-lovers raised around €20,000 in a few days to pay for the artwork. 💔 📷 nu.nl
- Absolutely stunning footage of synchronised breaching blue whales taken by Ada Karina onboard Silver Shark Adventures in the Gulf of California. #whales
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- Late last night a further 100-150 precious and gentle pilot whales were butchered in the 7th Faroe Islands hunt of 2023. This takes the total of this species massacred this year in the archipelago to a sickening +-800. That the EU/UK sits back a watches protected cetaceans
- We're joining the #DontVisitFaroe movement until the Faroese government puts an end to the cruel whale and dolphin hunts once and for all. It’s time to expose the Faroe Islands for the murderous truth hidden behind their deceptively peaceful vistas. Join me at
- A horrific day even by Faroe Islands standards. Two separate hunts (grindadráp) took place yesterday with 266 and then 180 pilot whales barbarically slaughtered. Read more here facebook.com/BluePlanetSoc/…
- Majority of Icelanders now in favour of ending whaling
- In the future, whaling nations will look back in horror at how long it took them to end the slaughter of cetaceans.
- It is with great sadness that we write to inform you that John Hourston, the founder of the Blue Planet Society, has passed away after a short battle with cancer. For two decades John worked tirelessly to highlight the injustices faced by all ocean life. It started with just
