Yesterday, 4 March, was a day for positive action. Marine Connection joined animal welfare charities at the Houses of Parliament asking MPs to ‘Get Their ACT Together’ and finalise the…
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New research in the journal Scientific Reports shows Northern resident female orca mothers sacrifice so much energy parenting and feeding their male offspring that it drastically reduces their chances of raising another…
A team of researchers from Utrecht University and UK partners has provided the first scientific evidence that grey seals can injure dolphin species — not just porpoises — in the…
The World Whale Film Festival celebrates whales around the globe through powerful short films that spark ocean awareness and inspire action for a better, bluer future. Bringing together filmmakers from…
It was encouraging to see *Winterwatch 2026 broadcast live this week from the Mount Stewart estate on the shores of Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, feature the resident bottlenose dolphins Squiggle…
As the future of the last two captive orcas in France remains under discussion, although no final decisions have been made at this stage, our colleagues at One Voice are…
Dolphin Honey was recently euthanised due to declining health at Dolfinarium Harderwijk in the Netherlands. Wild-caught in 1970 from the Gulf of Mexico waters, Honey was one of the last…
Run the iconic Bath Half Marathon and make every mile count for dolphins and whales. Perfect for all abilities, this fast, flat, traffic-free course winds through this beautiful historic city…
At only two months old, this baby dolphin will, in all probability, never see the ocean again. Recently found stranded on New Smyrna Beach, Florida, he was transported to SeaWorld’s…
SeaWorld Orlando recently announced the death of Katina, a captive killer whale who spent most of her nearly 50 years in marine parks. The company stated that her health had…
