In this special bonus episode of our Antarctic web series, "Edge of the World: Krill Crisis", we take you behind the scenes with the media team to show what it took to create the web series onboard the Allankay, from the challenges of working on the small boats to the ...
Captain's Log #5: Allankay, April 15th We have just docked in Ushuaia after nearly two months at sea. Arriving here marks the end of this year’s Antarctica Defense campaign for the ship and for us as a crew. But the campaign is far from over. It will continue by putting ...
Thanks to 10,000 Ocean Warriors! In just two years, you’ve helped grow this movement to 10,000 Ocean Warriors. Everything you’ve made possible — from defending Antarctica to stopping illegal fishing and protecting whales — is only possible because of your continued support. Watch the video to hear directly from our ...
In the ninth and final episode of our Antarctic web series, "Edge of the World: Krill Crisis", scientists and crew onboard the Allankay reflect on witnessing krill fishing alongside whales, turning that alarm into research, advocacy, and growing public pressure. It captures both a major moment of momentum — including ...
In the eight episode of our Antarctic web series, "Edge of the World: Krill Crisis", our crew picks up a team of independent scientists to investigate the impact of industrial krill fishing on whales and the entire Antarctic ecosystem. The scientists explain that this is one of the least understood ...
The seventh episode of our Antarctic web series, "Edge of the World: Krill Crisis" contrasts Antarctica’s history of industrial exploitation—especially whaling—with the present-day rise of krill fishing, showing how past extraction booms nearly collapsed the region’s ecosystem. It then focuses on the ecological centrality of krill, documenting intense whale feeding ...
In the sixth episode of our Antarctic web series, "Edge of the World: Krill Crisis", our crew on the Allankay document the krill industry’s transshipment and refueling operation at sea, and explain why this is problematic for the Antarctic ecosystem in more ways than one. We also follow the campaign ...
Captain's Log #4: Allankay, March 12th People have been asking what a day at sea looks like for me as a captain. Let me tell you that at sea — and especially during a campaign — days rarely go as planned. On an average day I am on the bridge ...
Click on the image above to open Sea Shepherd Global’s 2025 End of Year Report, which documents a year of sustained direct action across some of the world’s most threatened marine regions. Working alongside governments, scientists, and local communities, Sea Shepherd crews confronted illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, industrial exploitation, ...
Captain's Log #3: Allankay, March 5th At the moment we are sailing over a glassy ocean. The sea is so calm and blue that it feels more like the Mediterranean than the Southern Ocean. A few days ago we picked up a team of scientists at King George Island in ...