Marine Connection is supporting a memorial project which has been launched for Danny, the much-loved solitary/social dolphin that frequented the waters around the Dorset coast (UK), who sadly died last…
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New evidence suggests that North Korea is training dolphins for military purposes in a carbon-copy of America’s Navy programme. Comparisons to the marine mammal pens used by the U.S. Navy…
Bycatch is the incidental capture of non-target species such as dolphins, whales and porpoises by various fisheries – it’s a global issue and one of the most serious, direct threats…
A campaign led by UK actress Joanna Lumley and supported by Marine Connection is demanding offshore wind farm developers stop blowing up old war bombs that are lurking in British…
In 2017 the Canary Islands Superior Court of Justice (TSJC), declared that the dolphin pool which had been constructed in 2010 within the Palmitos Zoological Park in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria…
The North Atlantic right whale is one of the world’s most endangered large whale species and time to save this species is running out even faster than feared. A new…
Photographer Lars Mikkelsen got a big surprise recently when out taking images of seals in Thyborøn canal, Denmark. Lars and his wife, Mai-Britt sighted a pod of dolphins chasing herring…
Lethal aggression of bottlenose dolphins towards harbour porpoises has been reported in different parts of the world since the late 1990s. In a study recently published in BMC Zoology, researchers…
Members of the public often contact Marine Connection wanting to volunteer but not knowing what they can do unless they have actual marine experience – there is however always something…
Fungie was first spotted off the coast of County Kerry, Ireland in 1983 and has lived in and around Dingle Bay ever since, however, the male dolphin hasn’t been sighted…
