Dolphins

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Emerging Caribbean wildlife conservation leaders attend first training session
17th May 2012 by Beth Allgood
Earlier this month, the International Fund for Animal Welfare and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hosted the first Read more »
World Trade Organization condemns dolphins to cruelty with ruling
World Trade Organization condemns dolphins to cruelty with ruling
17th May 2012 by Beth Allgood
Yesterday, the World Trade Organization ruled against the U.S. dolphin-safe label requirement, dealing a major blow both to Read more »
Spotlight Switzerland: Dolphins died from drug poisoning
Spotlight Switzerland: Dolphins died from drug poisoning
15th May 2012 by Cynthia Milburn
Humans keep animals for many reasons – for companionship, for protection, for food and fiber, for transport, for Read more »
A dead common dolphin lies on the beach at Linnell Landing, Brewster, MA
What on earth is going on with the dolphins?
10th May 2012 by Michael Booth
Just this week I read about some 900 dead dolphins washing ashore in Northern Peru, saw the viral video once again of that Read more »
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Dolphins Experts

Brian Sharp, Emergency Relief Officer, Stranding Coordinator
Brian Sharp
Emergency Relief Officer, Stranding Coordinator
Katie Moore, Manager Marine Mammal Rescue and Research
Katie Moore
Manager Marine Mammal Rescue and Research
Shannon Walajtys
Manager, Animal Rescue-Disasters