Marine Connection continues to support a vital campaign to stop the planned transfer of up to nine million tonnes of crude oil a year between tankers in an area of…
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A documentary introducing the voices of Japanese people who support whaling and dolphin hunting will be screened on October 1 during the Glendale International Film Festival in California, running from…
A chemical formerly used in pesticides and more recently in carpet-cleaning products has turned up in the blood of North America’s dolphins, pike and cormorants for the first time. They…
The friendly team from LUSH visited the Marine Connection office in the Moray Firth, Scotland on a sunny day in July to meet our founders, Margaux Dodds and Liz Sandeman….
We were notified recently that the Fisheries Management Committee of the Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) is currently reviewing an application by a Chinese businessman to capture…
A rare northern bottlenose whale measuring more than five metres long washed up on a beach in Porthcawl, Wales (UK) recently. Usually found in small numbers off the Northern Isles and…
The dolphins from Särkänniemi dolphinarium in Finland have been moved to Attica Park, Greece. Greece currently has a ban in place on any performances of animals, even domestic pets. However,…
Amsterdam law firm Van Den Biesen Kloostra Advocaten representing the Free Morgan Foundation (FMF) recently presented the State Secretary of Economic Affairs (the Netherlands) with an application for annulment of the EC certificate of…
The Killer Whales Australia (KWA) publication is the result of hundreds of hours of scrutinising 3,332 images from 139 sightings and analysis of data that has been collected over a…
Whale watchers on-board different vessels caught a rare encounter recently – a clash between transient orcas and humpback whales. The orca were spotted taking on two adult humpbacks and a…
