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Sadly, thousands of whales and dolphins and porpoises die on shores across the globe every year, some through natural causes, some undoubtedly because of human activity. With your support WDC is at the forefront of looking at why whales and dolphins strand; of rescue efforts in some parts of the world and in helping reduce … Meer lezen
Whales, dolphins and porpoises around the coast of the UK are being put at risk from human disturbance by a failing legal system that is in need of urgent reform. >> read more …
WDC believes that whales and dolphins are both sentient and sapient individuals, and so deserve to have rights recognised and welfare protected. >> read more …
There are around 90 species of whales, dolphins and porpoises, known collectively as ‘cetaceans’. From the enormous blue whale to the tiny vaquita and Hector’s dolphin, you will find information and amazing facts about many of these incredible creatures in our species guide. >> read more …
The shocking impact of plastic pollution on whales and dolphins and how we can reverse it. The report ‘Message In A Bottle’, supported by BRITA, is a wake-up call from the ocean, revealing the shocking impact of plastic pollution. >> read more …
A Russian facility used to house captured whales in cramped conditions has finally been dismantled, hopefully putting an end to anymore cruel activities at the site. >> read more …
WDC believes that whales and dolphins are both sentient and sapient individuals, and so deserve to have rights recognised and welfare protected. >> read more …
Gray whales are amazing long-distance travellers, undertaking migrations of thousands of kilometres each year. >> read more …
Millions of tonnes of plastic enter the environment every year impacting ecosystems and species. Plastic has been found in the air, rain, our bodies and our food chain. Emissions of plastic waste into our rivers and ocean are projected to nearly triple by 2040. That won’t just mean more beached whales with stomachs full of … Meer lezen
Dolphins are being increasingly disturbed since the popularity of boats and water sports surged following lockdown, conservations have warned. >> read more …