The Allankay recently visited one of the largest victims of the climate crisis – the Antarctic glaciers.
Join us when, for the first time in a decade, we go live from the Southern Ocean, talking about the campaign, the ship, the crew and their experiences in the Southern Continent
After a few weeks in the Southern Ocean, seeing the contrast of wild natural beauty and unhinged plundering, Capt. Bart delivers an update from the Allankay
Having arrived in the Southern Ocean, Franziska and the other crew are seeing the destruction that these krill trawlers bring, first hand.
Going to Antarctic waters is never simple and is always rough. Here the crew of the Allankay battle their way through their first storm of the trip down south.
2023 is coming to an end, and what a fantastic year it has been, which means it’s time for an equally fantastic End of Year Report!
Sea Shepherd’s #StopTheGrind and Faroe Islands team is in Brussels this week, at the EU parliament – but what for? Check out today’s update!
After a few weeks of refit in La Spezia, the Sea Eagle is back at sea to wrap up the Mediterranean campaigns for this year. They are doing so in two ways…
It’s finally here, and you are among the very first to get a sneak peek at our quarterly report, covering Q2 and Q3 of 2023.
This report covers our activities and campaigns so far for 2023, including our return to Antarctica, multiple arrests in Africa, the Mediterranean having 50% fewer illegal octopus traps, our ongoing campaign in the Faroe Islands and so much more.
Sea Shepherd Greece director Valia Stephanoudaki gives us an update from the M/Y Emanuel Bronner in the Alonissos Marine Park on the campaign to protect the Mediterranean monk seal.