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UK must tackle bycatch in practice, not just on paper
Despite publishing its much-delayed Bycatch Mitigation Initiative, the UK seems no closer to taking meaningful action on cetacean bycatch.
Solving the climate crisis by saving whales
Global leaders must recognise how vital whales are – for the climate and our future.
Fisheries that deliberately kill marine mammals will still be MSC-certified
The WCA is deeply disappointed that the Marine Stewardship Council will continue to certify fisheries that deliberately kill and harass marine mammals.
Freshwater Dolphin Day
Refresh your knowledge of freshwater dolphins here!
Faroe Islands remain committed to dolphin slaughter
The WCA is deeply disappointed that the Faroe Islands will not be banning their dolphin hunts after reviewing the cruel practice.
Sparkly eyes and faces beaming with joy
WCA Trustee Titia tells us about her visit to Tenerife-La Gomera Whale Heritage Site and reflects on the magic of responsible whale watching.
Update from Raggy Charters on tackling fuel transfers in Algoa Bay
WCA Partner Raggy Charters celebrate a recent success protecting Algoa Bay Whale Heritage Site from dangerous ship-to-ship fuel transfers.
Pressure on UK and EU to tackle destructive fishing
Recent news confirms that the UK and EU must take urgent action to tackle the issue of destructive fishing and protect marine life.
Hauling Up Solutions: working together to reduce bycatch
Thea Taylor, Sussex Dolphin Project Lead, shares her experience of attending a workshop on bycatch solutions.