All Blog Posts for Whales

The harpoon on a Japanese whaling vessel.
Japan's aging, ornery whaling fleet again defies a global ban
20th February 2013 Patrick Ramage
As David McNeill of The Economist magazine introduced our panel in Tokyo to a packed room at the Foreign Correspondents Read more »
Download IFAW's new economic report on Japanese scientific whaling.
Time to support Japan’s shift to whale conservation
5th February 2013 Patrick Ramage
Read the report above, using the Issuu.com reader, click EXPAND to enter full screen mode. Two decades ago this year I Read more »
Watch our 6 best animal welfare moments – 2012 edition
30th December 2012 Azzedine Downes
As 2012 comes to an end, and the scale of the work we have ahead sinks in, this highlight video produced by our Read more »
Landmark agreement offers a brighter future for migrating right whales
Landmark agreement offers a brighter future for migrating right whales
18th December 2012 Margaret Cooney
Recently an agreement was launched marking the beginning of a new way to support clean, sustainable, offshore energy Read more »
Western Gray Whale Advisory Panel happens in Busan, and that's about all we can
Western Gray Whale Advisory Panel happens in Korea, and that's about all we can say right now
7th December 2012 Anna Fillipova
At the beginning of November, International Fund for Animal Welfare Russia took part in the 12th Meeting of Western Gray Read more »
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 »