26Mar
Canada Says No to Orca Protection
No, Canada! Earlier this month, the country’s federal government refused to issue an emergency order to help protect Southern Resident killer whales
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24Mar
Marineland d’Antibes’ Cetaceans Deserve Better
We are still trying to convince French authorities not to allow Marineland d’Antibes to sell its 12 bottlenose dolphins and two orcas,
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21Mar
Mangrove Planting = Coastal Conservation
In addition to Dolphin Project’s conservation and rescue initiatives across Indonesia, our team has planted nearly 38,000 mangrove seedlings and coconut trees
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12Mar
Taiji Whale Museum Dolphin Trade Exposed
The truth is, as long as dolphinariums are buying dolphins from Taiji, the hunts will continue. It’s not surprising that the government-owned
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05Mar
Relief, Sadness as Taiji’s Drive Hunts End for Season
Taiji’s dolphin drive hunts for the 2024-25 season may have ended, but the damage to wild pods will linger for a significant
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20Feb
The Dolphin Company Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Updated March 31, 2025: The Dolphin Company, operating 30 parks and dolphin habitats including the Miami Seaquarium and Gulf World Marine Park
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20Feb
Subservience Isn’t Entertaining
At the time of this writing, a pod of approximately 40-50 bottlenose dolphins have been driven into the Cove – site of
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11Feb
18 Beluga Deaths in 5 Years at Marineland Canada
Dolphin Project can confirm that a 7 year-old beluga whale was euthanized at Marineland, Canada late last week, due to intractable medical
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08Feb
Returning to Taiji: A Paradox of Pain and Purpose
With Cove Monitors Alex and Cynthia currently on the ground in Taiji, Japan, Dolphin Project has continued to gather information to both
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06Feb
A Warehouse or the Ocean?
Dolphinariums in Europe have been breeding dolphins for decades under the pretext of “conservation and education.” The European Union now has a
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