
Source: www.ipsnews.net
Latin American governments are considering a bloc response to the Japanese whaling fleet's departure for Antarctica, in a new season of what it claims is "hunting for scientific purposes" and which threatens to kill 1,000 whales in the protected Southern Ocean sanctuary.

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society
Music by Aiden Varro.
Silent Auction and Raffles will feature on the night.
Details: The evening will be entertaining and provide information on Sea Shepherd's forthcoming Antarctic Whale Defense Campaign. The MC for the evening will be the Hon. Ian Campbell who is a member of the Sea Shepherd Advisory Board. Special gu...ests include Brad Pettit, the new Mayor of Fremantle, Senator Rachel Siewart, Greens Spokesperson for Whaling, along with current Sea Shepherd crew.
The primary purpose of this event is to raise much needed funds for Operation Waltzing Matilda - Sea Shepherd's 6th Whale Defense Campaign which is being launched from Fremantle on Monday 7th December. This year, Sea Shepherd’s flagship Steve Irwin, will be accompanied to the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary by the Ady Gil. The Ady Gil is a futuristic trimaran which recently set the world powerboat record for circumnavigation. Due to its speed capabilities (up to 50 knots) Captain Paul Watson (Sea Shepherd President and Founder) intends to use the Ady Gil to intercept and physically block the harpoon ships from illegally slaughtering whales.
The Japanese whaling fleet will be targeting 935 Piked (Minke) whales and another 50 endangered Fin whales, and has threatened to add Humpback Whales to their quota as well. Sea Shepherd will once again attempt to block the whaling fleet's efforts to kill these innocent animals and in doing so negate their illicit profits from the so called lethal research.
Entry: $20 per person - tickets available at the door
Time: 8pm Wednesday 2nd December. Doors open at 6.45pm Read More
Silent Auction and Raffles will feature on the night.
Details: The evening will be entertaining and provide information on Sea Shepherd's forthcoming Antarctic Whale Defense Campaign. The MC for the evening will be the Hon. Ian Campbell who is a member of the Sea Shepherd Advisory Board. Special gu...ests include Brad Pettit, the new Mayor of Fremantle, Senator Rachel Siewart, Greens Spokesperson for Whaling, along with current Sea Shepherd crew.
The primary purpose of this event is to raise much needed funds for Operation Waltzing Matilda - Sea Shepherd's 6th Whale Defense Campaign which is being launched from Fremantle on Monday 7th December. This year, Sea Shepherd’s flagship Steve Irwin, will be accompanied to the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary by the Ady Gil. The Ady Gil is a futuristic trimaran which recently set the world powerboat record for circumnavigation. Due to its speed capabilities (up to 50 knots) Captain Paul Watson (Sea Shepherd President and Founder) intends to use the Ady Gil to intercept and physically block the harpoon ships from illegally slaughtering whales.
The Japanese whaling fleet will be targeting 935 Piked (Minke) whales and another 50 endangered Fin whales, and has threatened to add Humpback Whales to their quota as well. Sea Shepherd will once again attempt to block the whaling fleet's efforts to kill these innocent animals and in doing so negate their illicit profits from the so called lethal research.
Entry: $20 per person - tickets available at the door
Time: 8pm Wednesday 2nd December. Doors open at 6.45pm Read More
Fremantle, Western Australia
Time:6:45PM Wednesday, December 2nd
Location:Fremantle Town Hall, William Street, Western Australia

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society New Commentary by Captain Paul Watson!
Source: www.seashepherd.org
Commentary by Captain Paul Watson The Yakuza controlled Japanese whaling fleet left Japan yesterday and have officially begun their 6,000 mile voyage to the remote waters of the Australian Antarctic Territory. Their intention is to slaughter 925 protected Antarctic Minke whales and 50 endangered Fi...

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society The Steve Irwin and the Ady Gil will leave Australia on December 7, 2009
Source: latimesblogs.latimes.com
Whaling ships from Japan left today for Antarctic waters on an annual five-month voyage in pursuit of about 1,000 minke whales and a small number of endangered fin whales. The seasonal hunts, during the Antarctic summer, are highly controversial.

Source: www.bloomberg.com
Environmental group Sea Shepherd will try to disrupt the hunt again, according to the organization’s Web site. Japan blamed clashes with the group for reducing last year’s catch to 679 minke whales and 1 fin.

Source: www.istockanalyst.com
SYDNEY, Nov. 19, 2009 (Kyodo News International) -- Australia is ''deeply disappointed'' at news that Japanese whalers have embarked on their annual hunt to the Southern Ocean under the premise of scientific research, Environment Minister Peter Garrett said Thursday.

Source: www.smh.com.au
TASMANIA: Japanese whalers have set a course for waters off the Australian Antarctic Territory, and their third season since the Rudd Government came to power vowing to end Southern Ocean whaling.

Source: www.seashepherd.org
After several months of installing repeaters and programming and adjusting radios, Sea Shepherd Galapagos has officially handed over a large amount of radio communication equipment to the National Police in Galapagos. This donation of 110 mobile radios, repeater stations, car radios, and adjoining i...

Source: www.nationalpost.com
Hull-Aylmer MP Marcel Proulx confirmed the addition to the menu is just awaiting hunting season, and should arrive in the new year.

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Shark Fin controversy in Las Vegas, NV. Click on the link to watch the video!
Source: www.lasvegasnow.com
Sharks have lived in the oceans for 400 million years and since they are at the top of the food chain, they have shaped the evolution of pretty much everything else that lives in the sea.

Source: www.ecorazzi.com
For the longest time, Paul Watson and his Sea Shepherd gang have harassed the Japanese whaling fleet with the goal of reducing their quotas and hemorrhaging their bank accounts. Under the guise of “research”, the whaling industry has enjoyed massive government subsidies to help make up for a declini...

Source: dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com
Japan ponders budget cuts that may limit whaling, but campaigners prepare to harass its fleets regardless.

Source: www.ens-newswire.com
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