Save the Whales Again!

by Whaleman Foundation
Save the Whales Again!
Save the Whales Again!
Save the Whales Again!
Save the Whales Again!
Save the Whales Again!
Save the Whales Again!
Save the Whales Again!
Save the Whales Again!
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Save the Whales Again!
Save the Whales Again!
Save the Whales Again!

Project Report | Dec 30, 2024
Iceland & Japan both increase their Endangered Fin Whale Quotas

By Hayden Panettiere | International Spokesperson

First fin whale killed by Japanese whalers
First fin whale killed by Japanese whalers

Japan Update

The Japanese Government has issued their whalers a permit to kill 62 endangered fin whales in addition to 154 Brydes whales, 56 minke whales and 25 endangered Sei Whales that were already permmitted. Earlier this year, Japan launched its new whale killing and processing vessel to kill these magnificent creatures.

In addition, in Taiji, Japanese dolphin hunters are back to killing dolphins and capturing bottlenose dolphins to sell to marine parks.

Japan is a rougue commercial whaling nation and dolphin killing country and we need your help to stop them.

Iceland Update

After shutting down their whale hunts last summer due to inhumane killing methods used on killing endangered fin whales, the Icelandic Government just issued a 5 year permit earlier this month allowing its whalers to kill 217 endangered fin whales and 209 minke whales this coming summer in defiance of the commercial whaling moratorium.

We need your financial help to help end these cruel and needless hunts.  

Norway Update

Norwegian whalers have killed 414 minke whales last summer and have set the 2025 qouta to kill over 1,000 minke whales.

Norway continues to defy the commercial moratorium on whaling even though there is no real demand for whale meat in their country.

All of us here are committed to doing everything we can to help Save the Whales Again! 

We thank you all for your continuing support and ask you to please donate what you can to help us!


Sincerely,

 

Curious minke whale
Curious minke whale
Majestic Fin Whale
Majestic Fin Whale
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Sep 4, 2024
Japanese Whalers now killing endangered fin whales

By Hayden Panettiere | International Spokesperson

Jun 12, 2024
Breaking News June 11,2024 - Today Japan and Iceland issued permits to kill Endangered Fin Whales

By Hayden Panettiere | International Spokesperson

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Whaleman Foundation

Location: Lahaina, HI - USA
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Twitter: @whaleman1
Project Leader:
Jeff Pantukhoff
Lahaina , HI United States
$16,795 raised of $75,000 goal
 
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