Every time we watch this video, shot in the Red Sea, we get goosebumps. It was a meaningful moment difficult to describe. A group of dolphins played around and with us. The connection with them was something unique and reminds us the importance of protecting our oceans.
According to Sea Shepherd, a non-profit marine conservation organization, scientific evidence shows 6.000-10.000 dolphins are dying each year on France’s west coast due to non-selective fishing methods by large trawlers and vessels fishing in pairs (nets dragged between two trawlers).
Let’s point the companies and the States responsibles for the destruction of our ocean ecosystems. Let’s be the change.
According to Sea Shepherd, a non-profit marine conservation organization, scientific evidence shows 6.000-10.000 dolphins are dying each year on France’s west coast due to non-selective fishing methods by large trawlers and vessels fishing in pairs (nets dragged between two trawlers).
Let’s point the companies and the States responsibles for the destruction of our ocean ecosystems. Let’s be the change.