In collaboration with the Costa Rican Ministry of the Environment, and Isla del Coco National Park Rangers, Sea Shepherd’s newest vessel The M/V White Holly has proven a worthy adversary against illegal fishing and marine plastic pollution on her first campaign. Thanks to her tireless crew, The White Holly successfully loaded illegal fishing gear, marine debris, and waste from the precious Cocos Island World Heritage Site in Costa Rica. The massive and unrelenting load was no match for The Holly

“Ŋilmurru bukmak djäka wäŋawu” - All of us together, looking after country. New Sea Shepherd film ‘Untrashing Djulpan’ tells the story of plastic pollution in our oceans today, highlighting the shocking truth that even Australia’s most remote and untouched coastlines are not safe. Premiering September 2019. Sea Shepherd Australia - Marine Debris Campaign Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation #UntrashingDjulpan #StemTheTide #SeaShepherd #Dhimurru #Yolngu | Sea Shepherd Australia

They thought no one was watching.. But we were, later in the season, in harsher conditions, and with scientists onboard. This is just a glimpse of what we found. Watch the full story → https://seashe.ph/FinalCampaignVideo 🎥 Chris Roman, Robbie Newby / Sea Shepherd | Sea Shepherd

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Killing upwards of 500,000 sharks every year, the arrest of the Labiko 2 in 2017 was a massive victory for the sharks on the west coast of Africa🦈💙 That arrest is now featured in the new Shark Week film #TheFinMovie, streaming on discovery starting July 13. Directed by Eli Roth and executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, this film explores the important truth behind millions of shark deaths. It’s a must-watch for #SharkWeek! | Sea Shepherd