All Blog Posts for Whales

A harpoon on the bow of a Japanese whaling ship.
A victory for good science and people power over whaling
6th December 2012 Matt Collis
It’s been a busy few weeks in the world of whaling. In a victory for good science and people power, it appears the Read more »
MEP David Martin (seated) learning about whale research on board Song of the Wha
Free Trade deal with EU can help end Japan's Whaling
19th October 2012 Adrian Hiel
There are three remaining countries in the world that engage in the cruel practice of commercial whaling and two of them are Read more »
The author at the IFAW closing event in Reykjavik with Svandís Svavarsdóttir, Ic
Are we beginning to see the end of whaling in Iceland?
20th September 2012 Robbie Marsland
As I travelled to Iceland on Sunday evening I was thinking about how all the pieces of our anti-whaling campaign in the Read more »
A western grey whale breaches.
Western grey whale research update: a rare sunny day with the whales
17th September 2012 Dr. Maria (Masha) N. Vorontsova
This post was filed from the field by the International Fund for Animal Welfare Western Grey Whale Research team Read more »
The giant bear in question.
Western grey whale research update: giant bears are here!
14th September 2012 Dr. Maria (Masha) N. Vorontsova
This post was filed from the field by the International Fund for Animal Welfare Western Grey Whale Research team Read more »
Encouraging Korea to conserve whales
Encouraging Korea to chart a course towards whale conservation
11th September 2012 Patrick Ramage
Co-workers at the International Fund for Animal Welfare do a double-take when my friend and colleague Christine Jones calls Read more »