All Blog Posts for Whales

Spotlight Australia: Let's have a sane and calm debate on whaling
Spotlight Australia: We do indeed need a sane and calm debate on whaling
6th March 2012 Isabel McCrea
This is an yet unpublished letter to the editor of Australia’s The Age in response to the March 2nd opinion written by Read more »
Image source: The Australian.
Ending whaling: we’re running a marathon, not a sprint
12th January 2012 Matt Collis
In Sydney the first few weeks of the year are a great time to be at work – seriously. It’s time to regroup, get Read more »
Rebuttal: How many whales should be sold to the highest bidder? None.
Rebuttal: How many whales should be sold to the highest bidder? None.
11th January 2012 Patrick Ramage
In a ‘comment’ posted on Nature.com, authors Christopher Costello, Leah R. Gerber and Steven Gaines argue the Read more »
IFAW's Patrick Ramage, Miyauchi-san and his bright young assistants.
Japan's whaling fleet fuels up on earthquake funds, launches, as locals struggle to rebuild
15th December 2011 Patrick Ramage
When the Japanese accented announcement at the end your 14 hour flight calls out your name and asks you to "see the Read more »
Kara training teachers on the Floating Classroom curriculum.
Floating Classroom: Teachers get in on the act
1st December 2011 Amanda Mirran
“I think we will have to take one this down to the pier!”, shouted the teacher from Grand Fond Primary school. Read more »
The tuna auction at the famous Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo.
Japan journal: Where has all the whale meat gone?
1st December 2011 Clare Sterling
I recently returned from my first visit to the chaotic and beautiful country of Japan. Along with Iceland and Norway, Japan Read more »