Category Archives: Campaigns
11Nov
Dolphin Hunt Celebrated During Taiji Whale Festival
Last week, Taiji was filled with people and activity as the small town celebrated its annual Whale Festival. While police warned us
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09Nov
Numerous Injuries Documented on Dolphins at Taiji Whale Museum
Taiji, 11/8/16: Two years ago while documenting a drive of Risso’s dolphins, I noticed an unusually-colored individual. It was mostly white with patches read more
03Nov
Illegally-Caught Dolphins in the Solomon Islands Set Free
Twenty-seven illegally-caught dolphins in the Solomon Islands have been set free – the result of a joint effort between Ministry of Fisheries and read more
03Nov
Russian Aquarium is a Death Camp for Marine Mammals
Featured Image: Stark was bludgeoned to death by a mechanic. Image: PrimaMedia Billed as one of the top ten aquariums in the world, read more
01Nov
The Subservience of Captivity
We've often wondered which is worse: dolphins killed in Taiji's brutal drive hunts or dolphins selected for a "life" of captivity. While both fates read more
31Oct
Travel Agencies Urged to Stop Supporting Dolphin Shows
New video sends plea to the world's travel agencies Dolphin Project is working with the acclaimed Danish animal welfare organization, Anima, to read more
26Oct
Unbearable Acts of Cruelty Against Striped Dolphins
October 26, 2016, Taiji, Japan: Exactly one week since the first slaughter of striped dolphins took place in the cove, Dolphin Project
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22Oct
Make a Difference for Dolphins
“What can I do to help?” It’s our most commonly-asked question, especially during our six-month long campaign in Taiji, Japan, where dolphins are
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19Oct
Brutality in the Cove as Striped Dolphins Slaughtered
October 19, 2016, Taiji, Japan: After 14 days where no dolphins were killed or taken captive, all that changed today. At around 5:47
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12Oct
BREAKING: TripAdvisor to End Ticket Sales to Captive Wild Animal Acts
TripAdvisor, one of the largest travel websites in the world with an average reach of 350 unique million visitors per month, will no
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