WDCS Condemns Government Decision To Allow Seismic Surveys In Moray Firth Protected Area
As the US starts to count the massive conservation costs of the BP oil slick disaster, WDCS condemns an agreement by the UK government to allow two companies to begin seismic surveys in preparation for future oil and gas development in the Moray Firth.
School Children Deliver Clear Message To EU - Please Stop Whaling!
A mass postcard petition against the return of commercial whaling has been hand-delivered to the EU Commissioner for the Environment today, 22nd June, 11:30hrs.
WDCS Launches New Film To Support Whaling Campaign
WDCS has launched a graphic film featuring model, Alice Dellal to move millions of people to sign up to our online e-protest against the proposed lifting of the commercial whaling ban.
Support BBC Presenter, Miranda Krestovnikoff, As She Bids To Raise £7,000 By Leaping From A Plane!
WDCS patron and BBC TV presenter, Miranda Krestovnikoff, will be taking part in a 10,000ft skydive to raise funds for WDCS's Protect Our Dolphins campaign
IWC Harpoons Humpback Whales In “horse-trading” Decision
Despite huge concerns from many delegations, the International Whaling Commission (IWC) has just adopted a new quota for Greenland's so-called aboriginal subsistence whaling (ASW).
Whaling Ban Stays In Place
Our thanks to all of you for helping ensure that the moratorium (ban) still stands and commercial whaling is not endorsed at this year's IWC.
Whaling Conference Starts Amidst Scandal, Corruption And Secrecy
Only shortly after the long anticipated 62nd annual Meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) was opened in Agadir, Morocco on Monday, the meeting was swiftly closed to all but Government delegates.
USA And New Zealand Pushing To Reward Whaling Outlaws
Monday 21st June heralds the start of one of the most significant weeks that conservationists may see for some time to come, when the International Whaling Commission (IWC) votes on the fate of the 24 year ban on commercial whaling in Agadir, Morocco.
Reinventing The Whale
A new report by WDCS released today reveals the real reason behind the whaling nations desire to lift the whaling moratorium – they have long-term plans to develop new commercial applications for whale oil including in pharmaceuticals and animal feed.
Australia Takes Japan To Court
In an official press statement earlier today (May 28th), the Australian Government has announced legal action against Japanese whaling at the International Court of Justice.
Leading European Actor Lends His Voice To Anti-whaling Campaign
Leading European actor, Mario Adorf, has added his voice to the anti-whaling movement by narrating a moving 90 second campaign film, 'Jenny', on behalf of WDCS.
Will EU Voting Process Hasten Commercial Whaling
At two recent international environmental meetings (CITES and IWC) held in March 2010 confusion about EU voting procedures resulted in EU Member States being unable to vote in favour of strong conservation measures for endangered species.
New, Weekly Six-part BBC2 TV Series Features WDCS
The new, six-part BBC2 TV series, Monty Halls Great Hebridean Escape, airs each Wednesday at 9pm (starting 21st April), and features some of the WDCS team assisting and training the presenter, Monty Halls in his quest to become a wildlife ranger
New Edition Stamps Highlight The Plight Of UK Whales
Listen to WDCS's Mark Simmonds talk to the BBC about Royal Mail's latest Action for Species stamps series, which features both the sperm and humpback whale.
UK Election: Vote Whale
The UK election takes place on the 6th May. Please help ensure that the whales, dolphins and porpoises get a voice
A Good Deal For Whalers And A Poor Deal For Whales
In this month's New Scientist magazine, two experts from WDCS deliver an important critique of the increasingly controversial proposal to be put to the vote at the next International Whaling Commission meeting in June.
School Children In Scotland Help Save The Whales!
School children in Scotland had a great time getting involved in Save the Whale Week 2010 this February with children in South Ayrshire entering a competition to make posters to help raise awareness of the event.
Raffle Winners
Announcing the winners from our Christmas Raffle.
Humpbacks Get Stay Of Execution
Humpbacks on death row get ‘stay of execution’ for next few weeks.
Thank You To Our Abseilers
WDCS would like to thank everyone who braved the cold weather on Sunday 7th February to Abseil for the Whale at Bristol's Avon Gorge. 37 people took part, a mixture of WDCS staff, volunteers, supporters and our patron Miranda Krestovnikoff.
WDCS Launches On-line Species Guide
WDCS has launched a comprehensive on-line guide to whales and dolphins. The species guide comes in three languages (English, German and Spanish) and provides interesting and easy to use insights into their habitats and behaviour.
Welsh Assembly Restriction On Scallop Dredging Doesn't Go Far Enough Says WDCS
Today's (Feb 5th) announcement by The Welsh Assembly confirming restrictions on scallop dredging in Cardigan Bay from March 1st has been met with mixed emotions by WDCS.
WDCS Takes Legal Action Against US Navy To Protect Endangered Northern Right Whales
WDCS has teamed with US-based conservation groups to challenge the U.S. Navy's decision to build its $100 million Undersea Warfare Training Range next to the only known calving ground for the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale.
WDCS Supporter Sails For The Whale
WDCS, is proud to be the official conservation charity partner of the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race 09-10. Matthias Berger is undertaking the challenge of a lifetime and sailing two legs of the Clipper Round the World Yacht race in support of WDCS.
Are Whales And Dolphins The Great Apes Of The Oceans?
Almost twenty years ago WDCS produced a report called, simply, ‘Why Whales?’. This report explored the ethical, conservation and welfare arguments for protecting whales; it asked the question Why?
Benromach Creates Exclusive Whisky For WDCS
Benromach Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky, Official Whisky of the Clipper 09-10 Round the World Yacht Race, have launched an exclusive single cask of Benromach, in a bid to raise funds for WDCS.
Corky - 40 Years Imprisoned. We Owe Her A Way Out!
Friday 11th December marks the 40th anniversary of a young female orca being taken from her family in the waters off British Columbia, Canada, to become a captive orca performing tricks to amuse people around the world. She was given the name CORKY.
Thank You To All Our Junior Runners
We would like to say a huge thank you to all of our brilliant junior supporters who took part in various runs throughout the year to raise vital funds for WDCS – you did us proud!
WDCS Pushes For A Network Of Protected Areas In Western Australian Waters
WDCS has been working, as part of the Save Our Marine Life coalition, towards a network of marine protected areas in the west of Australia that will be a safe haven for whales and dolphins and the ecosystems they call home.
UK’s First Junior Whale Conference
Schools from across the country have taken part in a unique Junior Whale Conference.
First High Seas MPA Designated In Antarctica
Following a successful proposal by the UK delegation, the first high seas MPA in the Antarctic region has been declared in an area south of the South Orkney Islands, an important feeding ground for humpback whales.
Drive Hunt Slaughter Continues In Taiji
Dozens of pilot whales, Risso's dolphins and other species have been the target of drive hunts in Taiji since September. The hunts are highlighted in the film 'The Cove'.
Another Beluga Whale Dies In Captivity
Nico, a beluga whale who was originally captured from Russian waters, is the latest victim of the captive industry.
Operation Joint Warrior Comes To An End
WDCS reports on the end of Operation Joint Warrior in Scotland.
BBC's 'One Show' Investigation Features WDCS
BBC’s One Show talks to WDCS about the risks posed to the Moray Firth dolphins by potential UK government plans to allow oil and gas exploration in the region.
Sound Used To Drive Whale From Loch Eil
WDCS assists other organisations in a bid to persuade a northern bottlenose whale out of a shallow Scottish loch and back to the sea
Northern Bottlenose Whale Found Dead On Beach Near Bournemouth
A 30ft northern bottlenose whale has been found dead on the beach at Alum Chine near Bournemouth
Help Us Campaign Against The Drive Hunts In Japan!
The drive hunts in Japan are a devastatingly cruel practice that involves the corralling of dolphins at sea and driving them into the confines of small coves in Taiji and Futo
Australian Oil Spill Continues – The Impact On Whales And Dolphins Can Not Be Ignored
The leaking oil well in the Timor Sea is now a major environmental disaster, spanning at least 15,000km2 and threatening marine wildlife, including whales and dolphins.
WHILST EUROPE SLEEPS, ICELAND RESUMES LARGE SCALE WHALING OF OCEAN GIANTS
Experts from the WDCS express anger following the alarming discovery that Iceland has killed at least 93 endangered fin whales this summer
Chance Photograph Of Secretive British Dolphin Gives Marine Experts Something To Think About
A Risso’s dolphin photographed by WDCS researchers three years ago has been caught on camera again three years later and 172 nautical miles away from its original home
Volunteer For Active Service - WDCS And HWDT Need YOU!
Call for crew to man research vessel
Second Northern Bottlenose Whale Found In Scotland
Northern Bottlenose Whale, initially carried away on a rising tide, has sadly now been found dead in the Cromarty Firth.
Northern Bottlenose Whale Strandings - Cromarty, Scotland
WDCS called to stranding of two Northern Bottlenose whales
Pacific Islands Success Highlights European Failure To Protect Whales And Dolphins
The lack of action by many European governments regarding the protection of whales and dolphins was brought sharply into focus following the signing of a new agreement in the Pacific.
Congratulations To WDCS's Alice Pope
Congratulations to Alice Pope, who has recently completed a successful three year partnership project between WDCS, University of Aberdeen and the Knowledge Transfer Programme
Come And Visit The Dolphins This Summer – And Be Responsible!
WDCS together with the Police Wildlife Crime Unit (PAW), has issued a plea to boat users to act responsibly around the dolphins of the Moray Firth.
Will Your School Vote To Stop Whaling?
Join us at our Junior Whale Conference on 11-12 November 2009 at the Alton Towers Hotel and help stop commercial whaling.
Congratulations To WDCS's Rob Lott
Congratulations to Rob Lott, WDCS Policy Manager, who on his recent sabbatical leave in Patagonia took some amazing photographs of an orca trying to catch a southern sealion pup by coming up onto the shore.
Help Stop Greenland Hunting Humpback Whales!
Greenland is planning to make a request to the International Whaling Commission (IWC) to kill 10 humpback whales a year, starting in 2010.
Walk For Whales With SEA LIFE!
WDCS and SEA LIFE, are asking people to join them in protecting whales by Walking for Whales in July.
Campaigners Protest At Iceland's Whale Slaughter
As the whaling season begins a new poll reveals the strength of UK opposition to Iceland’s whale slaughter
Insure Your Home....Ensure Their Future!
By insuring with Endsleigh, you could can help to ensure that the animals you care about are protected too!
Scotland’s Whales At Risk From Military Exercises
The safety of western Scotland’s whales and dolphins has been called into question following an incident involving naval sonar that took place during the major NATO military exercise, Joint Warrior, in Scottish waters.
Time To Consign Commercial Whaling To History
Admitting that a Special Working Group “has fallen short” of the goal of devising a package of measures to bring renegade whaling back under control, the IWC’s Chair has sought another year of negotiations to find agreement. WDCS says “no thank you”.
Monty Completes London Marathon In Record Time For Dolphin!
TV presenter Monty Halls completed the London Marathon dressed as a dolphin in four hours and eleven minutes!
WDCS Welcomes Scotland's New Marine Bill
The Scottish Government has today strengthened hopes for the conservation of its marine wildlife with the publication of its Scottish Marine Bill.
CITES Animals Committee To Review Status Of Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins
WDCS reports back from the annual meeting of the Animals Committee to CITES, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species.
Shooting Threat To Seal Populations
Animal welfare and marine conservation organisations have branded a Scottish Government press release on seal populations as “highly misleading”.
TV's Monty Runs For Dolphins
Congratulations to TV's Monty Halls, who has completed the London Marathon dressed as a dolphin. The run was in aid of WDCS's Protect our Dolphins campaign.
New Memorial Garden Opens At WDCS Wildlife Centre
The WDCS Wildlife Centre in Spey Bay has unveiled its new memorial garden, given the title ‘The WDCS Harbour Garden’, by staff and volunteers of the charity.
A Worldwide Web For Whales
WDCS is calling for the creation of a worldwide web, or network, of protected areas for the protection of whales, dolphins and the places important to their survival.
Join Us For A Red Devils Sky Dive
WDCS is looking for its most adventurous supporters to take up a parachute jump challenge with the Red Devils in aid of Save the Whale Week this year.
Dolphin Baby Boom!
A team of WDCS researchers got a special Mother’s Day surprise at the weekend when a well-known dolphin was spotted with a new born calf.
WDCS To Work With Merlin Entertainments On Better Future For Captive Dolphins
WDCS has begun work with the global visitor attractions company, Merlin Entertainments, to undertake a feasibility study aimed at finding a permanent solution for the retirement and rehabilitation of a number of captive dolphins.
An Evening Under Water With WDCS And The National SEA LIFE Centre
Join us at Birmingham’s National SEA LIFE centre for a WDCS Charity Evening on Thursday 9th April, 6.30 – 9.00pm to coincide with the opening of the new Sensorama 4-D Cinema.
South Korea Announces It Is Ready To Resume Whaling.
South Korea has indicated that it is ready to resume commercial whaling and that it will look to the International Whaling Commisson, which banned commercial whaling in 1986, for a quota.
Junior Whaling Commission Planned
Schoolchildren are to take part in a unique junior version of the international forum that meets annually to decide the fate of the world’s whales.
Mass Stranding Off Tasmania
Up to 200 pilot whales as well as a pod of dolphins stranded off the coast of Tasmania on Sunday 1st March.
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Japan, Deceptions, And The Death Of The Whaling Ban
Evidence that Japan has used misleading and inaccurate information in its attempts to lift the ban on commercial whaling has been released by WDCS and Japanese group IKAN.
Fin Whales Spotted In Cornish Waters
The world's second largest animal, the fin whale, was spotted in Cornish waters last week. Marine biologist Marijke De Boer photographed two of these endangered whales as part of research sponsored by WDCS.
Whaling Quotas To Stay Says Iceland
Iceland’s new Minister of Fisheries has announced support for the country's resumption of commercial whaling. This summer Iceland will begin the largest whale hunt in the North Atlantic for decades.
Join Monty Halls At An Evening With Out Of The Blue
Join Out of the Blue and WDCS for a fun evening and an insight into the spectacular whale and dolphin watching holidays we offer. Our guest speaker for the evening will be WDCS supporter and TV presenter Monty Halls.
Amazing Narwhal Captured On Film
Footage of the amazing migration of the elusive narwhal has been captured by BBC One’s ‘Nature’s Great Events’.
Norwegian Whale Meat Confiscated
WDCS has received confirmation from officials with the Norwegian Food Safety Authority (Mattilsynet) that they have confiscated 4320 kilos of whale meat that had been sitting in storage in a pet food facility.
The Marine And Coastal Access Bill
The Marine and Coastal Access Bill, due to come into effect later this year, will cover a new planning system for the marine environment.
WDCS Successfully Working To Protect The Moray Firth Dolphins
The efforts of WDCS supporters are proving successful in protecting the sanctuary set up for the bottlenose dolphins of the Moray Firth from oil and gas exploration in 2009.
A Bid To Save Narwhals – No More Auctions Of Tusks
The high-end auction house of Bonhams (UK) withdrew from sale all the narwhal tusks offered in its “Gentleman’s Library Sale” auction following concerns expressed by WDCS.
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WDCS Is Appointed ‘Environmental Partner’ Of SEA LIFE
An agreement sealing the partnership between WDCS and SEA LIFE was signed on 16 January 2009 at the dedication of the newest SEALIFE facility in Porto, Portugal.
First Sighting Of A North Atlantic Right Whale In Azores Since 1888
On January 5th, 2009, a North Atlantic Right Whale was observed off the Azores by biologists from the University of the Azores Dept. of Oceanography and Fisheries, and a biologist from Whale Watch Azores.
US Protects Huge Area Of Important Marine Habitat
A total of 195,280 square miles of important marine habitat has been protected by the United States with the creation of three large new Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in the Pacific.
Live Dolphin Trade Gears Up Around The World – Spare A Thought For The Victims
As winter sets in for many of us and our thoughts turn to the celebrations of the season, the captive dolphin industry is busy expanding and restocking for the start of the New Year.
Marine And Coastal Access Bill Included In Queen’s Speech
A commitment to the conservation of Britain’s marine environment and wildlife was finally included in the Queen’s speech which introduced the long awaited Marine and Coastal Access Bill.
Rome: Greater Protection Secured For Endangered Dolphin Species, But Habitats Remain Threatened
Several species of dolphin and one porpoise species have been awarded greater protection through the Convention of Migratory Species (CMS) at its 9th meeting of Parties in Rome.
Parties To The Convention On Migratory Species Of Wild Animals Meet In Rome
A meeting of parties to the Convention on Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) has begun on the 1st December in Rome, Italy with an opening speech by WDCS Chief Executive, Chris Butler-Stroud.
Join The Pod Plod
WDCS is very excited to announce the launch of our brand new challenge event – the POD Plod, which is in aid of the ‘Protect our Dolphins’ campaign.
Investigation Into Threat To Scottish Dolphins From Oil And Gas Development Continues
The UK Government is to further investigate the potentially damaging effects of proposed oil and gas development in the Moray Firth dolphin sanctuary.
Luxury Resort Exposed As Capturing Dolphins
With the star-studded launch party of the new luxury ‘Atlantis, the Palm’ resort, in Dubai set for tomorrow, WDCS has exposed the cruelty and hypocrisy behind their captive dolphin display.
Japan To Approve Import Of Whale Meat
It has been reported that Japan appears likely to approve the importation of whale meat from Iceland and Norway.
Rare Sighting Confirms Urgent Need For Proper Protection For Scotland’s Dolphins
One of the Moray Firth bottlenose dolphins has been positively identified, using photographs of her fin, for the first time off the North Berwick coast.
Japan’s Whalers To Set Sail For Kill In Whale Sanctuary
The Japanese whaling fleet is due to set sail from the ports of Shimonoseki and Hiroshima imminently, with the aim of killing over a thousand whales for so-called research purposes.
WDCS Outer Moray Firth Winter Survey
WDCS scientists are carrying out vital research into the whales and dolphins of the Outer Moray Firth.
Join Us At WDCS’s Fundraising Gala Dinner 2009
On Friday 27th March 2009 WDCS will be holding its first ever Fundraising Gala Dinner at the prestigious London venue, Claridges.
First Pictures Of Port River’s New Baby Dolphin!
A group of wild bottlenose dolphins living in Port River, Australia has added another member to their group with the arrival of the first baby for three years.
Whales Caught In Nets To Be Sold In Greenland
Fishermen in Greenland have been given permission to sell meat from humpbacks and other whales caught in their nets and lines; a step likely to increase whale deaths in nets.
New Images Of World's Most Endangered Dolphin
WDCS-funded researchers in Mexico have seen and photographed the most endangered species of dolphin in the world.
Beluga Whales Listed As Endangered
The beluga whales in Alaska’s Cook Inlet have at last been given maximum protection by the US Government.
Sad Demise Of Whale Found In Loch
A northern bottlenose whale was found dead on Saturday 18th October in Loch Eil, off the west coast of Scotland, by WDCS staff.
Speed Limit Introduced To Protect North Atlantic Right Whales
A speed limit on ships in the Atlantic has been issued by the US government in order to protect the endangered North Atlantic right whale.
Norwegian Plans To Display Amazon River Dolphins Rejected
Recent plans for a new rainforest-aquarium featuring captive Amazon River dolphins in Kristiansand,
Norway, have been stopped in their tracks following protests by WDCS and the Norwegian Animal Protection
Alliance.
Konfidence Competition Winner Announced!
WDCS and Konfidence, the Family run swimwear business, are delighted to announce the winner of the 2008 ‘Name our Dolphin’ competition.
Calling All Runners!
WDCS are looking for people to participate in the Bath Half Marathon on Sunday 15th March 2009 and raise vital funds for our projects around the world.
4000 Demand Protection For Scottish Seas
On 1st October, Scotland's environment groups, including WDCS, delivered 4444 responses to the Government's consultation on a Scottish Marine Bill.
‘Pod Plodders’ Walk 60 Miles To Protect Dolphins
Resident volunteers living and working at the WDCS Wildlife Centre in Spey Bay have raised almost £1500 to protect the bottlenose dolphins of the Moray Firth.
The Mediterranean: A Multiple Choice Quiz
The Mediterranean is renowned for its beaches and cafe bars, but its marine wildlife is often forgotten. WDCS's Erich Hoyt reveals the secrets of the area's whales and dolphins and the threats they face.
Save Scottish Seas
Join WDCS and other conservation organisations in calling for tough measures to protect the marine environment in the Scottish Marine Bill.
Sperm Whale Dies On The Shores Of The Moray Firth
A sperm whale which got into difficulties in shallow waters in the Moray Firth has died.
Help WDCS End Plans To Display Amazon River Dolphins In Norway!
WDCS, along with the Norwegian Animal Protection Alliance (NAPA), is calling on supporters to help stop plans for Amazon River dolphins to be displayed at a new rainforest-aquarium in Kristiansand, Norway.
The National Junior SeaLife Conference
On 15th and 16th July WDCS attended the first ever National Junior SeaLife Conference
Turn The Tide To Save Scottish Seas
Join WDCS and other Scottish environment charities in calling for tough measures to protect the marine environment in the Scottish Marine Bill.
Last Chance To Join WDCS In The Azores For A Unique Whale-watching Experience In 2008
WDCS travel wing, out of the blue, invite you to join them in a truly memorable holiday exploring the pristine waters of the Azores.
Humpback Kill In European Waters Averted
WDCS has welcomed the overwhelming rejection of a proposal from Denmark to expand Greenland’s Aboriginal Subsistence Whaling by 10 humpback whales. Thank you to all our supporters who helped campaign for the request to be denied.
Round The UK Power Boat Race Needs To Have Greater Wildlife Awareness
WDCS have joined forces with other conservation organisations to call for the Round Britain Power Boat Race to take action to ensure the event does not put the Moray Firth’s whales and dolphins at risk.
Dolphin Day For Wildlife Friendly Class
WDCS has rewarded the wildlife-friendly efforts of a class of school children in Bristol with a special 'dolphin day'.
New Report Charts Massive Growth Of Whale Watch Industry In Latin America
A massive growth in whale watching in Latin America has seen income from ticket sales more than quadruple over the past 15 years, highlighting the economic value of the industry as an alternative to whaling.
Team Russia Sail For The Whale
The Volvo Ocean Race's Team Russia has unveiled its environmental message, 'we sail for the whale', at the official naming ceremony for its yacht. The team has partenered with WDCS to raise awareness of the need to protect whales.
Another Dolphinarium Opens In Dubai
A new dolphinarium has opened at Creek Park in Dubai, displaying three Black Sea bottlenose dolphins from Ukraine doing a show for visitors.
Navy Sonar “smoking Gun” In Whale And Dolphin Strandings
A new scientific publication co-authored by WDCS has concluded a strong link between naval mid frequency sonar and whale and dolphin strandings.
Dolphins Die In Mass Stranding On Cornwall Coast
Following the stranding and deaths of at least 26 common dolphins on the south coast of Cornwall, WDCS has met with Defra and asked them to conduct a full and public investigation.
Adoption Dolphins Featured On BBC Spring Watch
The bottlenose dolphins of Scotland's Moray Firth have featured on BBC Spring Watch this week. Learn more about the dolphins and what WDCS is doing to protect them here.
Turkish Captive Dolphin Facility Exposed
The miserable plight of four wild-caught dolphins kept in a Turkish 'sea pen' cage has been exposed by the Daily Mirror.
Iceland Exports Fin Whale Meat To Japan
According to a report in the Icelandic daily Frettabladid, 60 tons of fin whale meat has been exported to Japan from Iceland.
Iceland Make Their First Whale Kill
Despite much public condemnation, Icelandic whalers have killed their first minke whale since the decision to allow Iceland to resume whaling was made earlier this week.
Jojoba Industry Joins Fight To End Trade In Whale Products
WDCS, the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society has joined the International Jojoba Export Council (IJEC) in signing an agreement reflecting their commitment to end the commercial hunting of whales and trade in whale oil.
Mediterranean Whales And Dolphins In Crisis
The conservation status of whales and dolphins in the Mediterranean Sea is of growing concern due to increasing pressure from human activities.
Norwegian Whalers Kill Again Despite Ailing Market
Norwegian whalers have made their first kill, beginning the world's largest overtly commercial whale hunt, targeting 1052 minke whales, despite falling demand for whale meat.
New Species Of River Dolphin
A newly classified species of river dolphin, the Bolivian river dolphin, has been hailed as a national treasure by the local Bolivian Government and will be a mascot for the country’s conservation efforts.
WDCS Calls For Real Protection For Whales And Dolphins
As the UK Government launches the draft of its long-awaited Marine Bill, WDCS is calling for the government to deal with, rather than camouflage, the ongoing and serious inadequacies of UK marine protection.
Government Faces Tide Of Protest Over Oil And Gas Plans In Dolphin Sanctuary
Over 18,000 protests from members of the public and a statement from 25 top scientific experts concerned for the future of Scotland’s Moray Firth dolphins were presented today to the UK Government by WDCS.