This is your chance to be a hero for dolphins and whales from your living room or garden! Sunday 26 April 2020 should be the date of the London Marathon,…
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Worldwide mankind is facing extremely challenging times both personally and professionally. As humans, we face the physical threat of the Corvid-19 virus, separation from our loved ones and for some,…
Inubozaki Marine Park in Japan has announced its lone female dolphin known as Honey, has died. There have long been concerns for the conditions of squalor and dirt that Honey…
Marine Connection welcomed the recent decision by the Government of the Russian Federation Russian to formally add the country’s transient killer whales that frequent the Kamchatka region to the Russian…
Marine Connection welcomes the news that Russian transient killer whales are to be included in the Russian Red Book of endangered species, to take effect as soon as this entry…
Everyone knows that our clothing range is ethically produced from organic materials but that’s not the case for all clothing. Each year 40% of the 1 billion items of clothing…
Entanglement in fishing gear and vessel strikes are among the leading causes of North Atlantic right whale mortality and over the past several years, there have been comprehensive measures in…
No matter how you say it, celebrate Mother’s Day with that unique gift whilst raising funds for Marine Connection. This Mother’s Day (22 March) by ordering via Give As You…
Gray whales have one of the longest migrations of all marine mammals, travelling between 10,000 and 12,000 miles each year. They complete a round trip between Mexico’s warm waters for…
Marineland Antibes, France has announced the death of Lotty, one of the female dolphins held at the facility who recently suffered from an infection. Marineland report Lotty to be around…
