All Blog Posts for Whales

The North Atlantic right whale population has now experienced nearly twice as ma
With one more reported death, biologists extremely concerned about right whales’ future
20 July 2017 Misty Niemeyer
UPDATE: The total is now 10. The 10th and most recent carcass of the critically endangered species North Atlantic Read more »
IFAW, Portuguese government officials and members of the shipping industry discu
Portugal screens Sonic Sea, supports reduction of underwater noise
13 July 2017 Eleonora Panella
The documentary Sonic Sea was screened on July 12 in Lisbon, the capital city of Portugal, and was met with the same Read more »
Sarah Sharp, IFAW veterinarian, observes the minke whale in Stage Harbor.
Minke whale stuck in harbor dies from apparent infection
11 July 2017 Brian Sharp
This blog was penned by Assistant Stranding Coordinator Kathryn Rose. --BS The young female minke whale that swam into Stage Read more »
Volunteers hand signatures to Iceland's Minister of Fisheries.
Fishery minister says she’s open to changes in whaling policy
6 July 2017 Sigursteinn Masson
Recently some Meet Us, Don’t Eat Us volunteers and I were waiting for Iceland’s Minister of Fisheries Read more »
IFAW’s Kristen Patchett and Sarah Sharp assess one of the stranded humpback whal
Necropsies on two humpback whales stranded on Cape Cod
26 June 2017 Brian Sharp
This week, the International Fund for Animal Welfare’s (IFAW) Marine Mammal Rescue and Research team responded to two Read more »
Thank You charity shops and Re-Dreses are asking women in St. Petersburg to dona
Save the belugas. Buy a dress.
13 June 2017 Elena Zharkova
While attending the world premiere of the “Born to be Free” film in Moscow, I met the director of Thank You Read more »
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