A new open-access catalogue of killer whale calls is allowing researchers and orca enthusiasts to identify distinct ...
The International Whaling Commission (IWC) meeting has concluded in Hobart, Australia, with no progress on the proposed South ...
World Animal Day brings together the animal welfare movement, uniting people around the globe in a shared commitment to ...
Dreaming of taking on the London Marathon for a cause you care about? Each year, Marine Connection has charity places in this iconic event. Our 2027 places are gone, but 2028 could be your year! We’re ...
As the future of the last two captive orcas in France remains under discussion, although no final decisions have been made at this stage, our colleagues at One Voice are sounding the alarm with deep ...
We have received alarming reports from colleagues in the United States indicating that the *Solomon Islands government is being asked to authorise the capture of 50 wild dolphins for the international ...
Following a six-month investigation, 55 individuals were recently questioned in connection with an illegal whaling operation and the killing of 17 minke whales. 13 are now being held by the Coast ...
In 2013, 8 percent of the bottlenose dolphins living in Florida’s Indian River Lagoon perished. New investigations have revealed that the highly intelligent marine mammals may have starved because ...
Following strong public interest, New Zealand’s Department of Conservation (DOC) has published a series of documents outlining its response to the orca calf stranding near Plimmerton, north of ...
In November 2025, the French government announced support for a new Centre for Dolphin Research, Scientific Study and Rescue at Beauval Zoo – set to open in March/April 2027. The facility will house ...
Marine Connection is a member of the Stop The Grind coalition and we are fully supporting the creation of World Dolphin Day, to mark the one-year anniversary of the biggest single slaughter of ...
Just as a report is due to be published regarding a mass stranding of beaked whales (mainly Cuvier’s and northern bottlenose whales) in 2018 on the west coast of Scotland, Ireland, Iceland and the ...
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