Sea Shepherd Conservation Society
Protecting Marine Wildlife Worldwide
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Latest posts
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Frontlines Update: October 2026
In October 2026, years of presence in the Upper Gulf of California helped our team rescue an entangled sea lion pup we named Penelope. The post Frontlines Update: October 2026 appeared first on Sea Shepherd Conservation Society .
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Sea Shepherd’s Commitment to the Vaquita
Sea Shepherd’s top priority is the protection of the Vaquita porpoise. Since 2015, our crews, vessels and technology have worked with the Government of Mexico to locate Vaquitas and keep the Vaquita Refuge free of gillnets. The post Sea Shepherd’s Commitment to the Vaquita…
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Three Boats Seized at a Protected Nesting Island in Scorpion Reef
Profepa seized the Gypsea, the Seamaster and El Abuelo after they anchored at Isla Pájaros, a protected nesting island in Scorpion Reef. Our crew helped detect the boats and supported the inspections. The post Three Boats Seized at a Protected Nesting Island in Scorpion Reef…
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The Fight to Keep a Species Alive
Captain Alejandro of the Seahorse looks back on 12 years of Sea Shepherd ships defending the vaquita in the Upper Gulf of California, from the Martin Sheen in 2015 to today. The post The Fight to Keep a Species Alive appeared first on Sea Shepherd Conservation Society .
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Frontlines Update: September 2026
In September 2026, Sharkwater scientist Paul Talavera helped release turtle hatchlings at Scorpion Reef as Sea Shepherd launched its new Adopt an Animal program. The post Frontlines Update: September 2026 appeared first on Sea Shepherd Conservation Society .
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From Illegal Fishing Nets to a Second Life
Illegal gillnets removed from the Vaquita Refuge in the Upper Gulf of California now have a recycling pathway, with Bureo and REAM turning shredded net plastic into durable posts. The post From Illegal Fishing Nets to a Second Life appeared first on Sea Shepherd Conservation…
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Samuel J: Music for the Ocean
Musician Samuel J, who has volunteered aboard Sea Shepherd ships, plays nine Constellations Tour shows in Canada and Seattle this fall to raise funds for marine wildlife. The post Samuel J: Music for the Ocean appeared first on Sea Shepherd Conservation Society .
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Frontlines Update: August 2026
In August 2026, the Sharkwater patrolled Scorpion Reef through turtle nesting season and Casson Trenor brought the krill retail campaign to supporters in Toronto. The post Frontlines Update: August 2026 appeared first on Sea Shepherd Conservation Society .
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Antarctica’s Krill Fishery Hits Its Catch Limit Early for the Second Year Running
Peter Hammarstedt writes that krill supertrawlers hit Antarctica's 620,000-tonne catch limit early for a second year after CCAMLR dropped rules spreading the catch in 2024. The post Antarctica’s Krill Fishery Hits Its Catch Limit Early for the Second Year Running appeared first…
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Leave A Legacy That Defends The Oceans
August is Make-A-Will Month. Supporters can create or update a will for free through FreeWill and include Sea Shepherd to make defending the oceans part of their legacy. The post Leave A Legacy That Defends The Oceans appeared first on Sea Shepherd Conservation Society .
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Frontlines Update: July 2026
In July 2026, Sea Shepherd opened a community watch station in Celestun, kept crews in the Faroe Islands and turned the Antarctic krill campaign toward US retailers. The post Frontlines Update: July 2026 appeared first on Sea Shepherd Conservation Society .