As 2016 draws to a close we take time to reflect back upon this year’s campaigns. We are delighted that this year has seen several changes in legislation to…
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We are very saddened to report that the body of an 18 year old male orca, known as J34, was recently found approximately 30 miles north of Vancouver which is…
A consultation to ban microbeads in cosmetics and personal care products was launched recently, aiming to change UK legislation by October 2017 and stop billions of tiny pieces of plastic ending up…
After many months of campaigning we were delighted to receive the news that Beijing Ruier Animal Breeding and Promoting Company, which had jointly applied for a license from the Namibian…
A rarely seen Omura’s whale has been spotted on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, one of the few sightings globally of a species that scientists know little about. Only a handful…
Despite growing international concern over the Namibian Government’s decision on whether or not to grant a permit to export live marine mammals to the Far East for commercial display, we…
Windsor – Marine Connection’s dolphin has been involved in campaigns since the 1980s and never misses an opportunity to turn up to speak out for cetaceans. Today he joined 500…
Ryazanovka, the rumored capture vessel brought in to transport marine life from Namibian waters is currently refuelling at Walvis Bay. Despite consistent requests to Namibia’s Fisheries Minister Hon Bernhard Esau on…
Marine Connection hosted an open public meeting on Friday 2 December at the Nairn Community & Arts Centre Theatre in the Scottish Highlands. Colleagues from Cromarty Rising gave a presentation…
It has been discovered that bottlenose dolphins in the Florida Coastal Everglades have higher concentrations of mercury than any other populations in the world. Florida International University (FIU) scientists examined…
