Author Archives: Cara Sands
04Jun
Dolphin Project Welcomes Rachel Carbary
Ever attended an Empty the Tanks demo? Ever stood alongside fellow activists, educating on the ills of keeping dolphins and other whales
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28May
Caring for the Earth: Urban Activism
Microsteps are small, incremental, science-backed actions we can take that will have both immediate and long-lasting benefits to the way we live
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21May
Did Dolphins Die for Your Tuna Sandwich?
I remember reading this very headline back in 1990, around the time the three major tuna canneries – StarKist, Bumble Bee Foods
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25Apr
Caring for the Earth: Empowerment
Microsteps are small, incremental, science-backed actions we can take that will have both immediate and long-lasting benefits to the way we live
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23Apr
May 11 is Empty the Tanks!
Save the date! On May 11, say NO to the dolphin show and join thousands of activists across the world during the
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18Apr
Say NO to Dolphin Import Application
The National Marine Fisheries Service in the United States is currently reviewing a permit application to import up to three captive-born dolphins
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16Apr
Honey the Dolphin Sold as Part of Aquarium Deal
Update 8/1/19: Inubosaki Marine Park will be re-opening, with no renovations being made to Honey’s tank or the penguin enclosure at present. Activists
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03Apr
Caring for the Earth: Plastics
Microsteps are small, incremental, science-backed actions we can take that will have both immediate and long-lasting benefits to the way we live
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28Mar
Help Canada End Whale Captivity
Updated 4/2/19: Bill S-203 has passed the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans and will proceed to the House with no amendments for
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18Mar
When the Show’s Over
While aquariums and marine parks will have you believe there is much to be learned from captive dolphin shows, the real education
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