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melissathompsonesaia:

Hey everyone,

Here’s some video I shot for the AP yesterday from our ceremony and protest from the cove.  You can hear the Nationalists screaming at us in the background.

I’ll upload more as soon as I can.

“There are many of us in the environmental movement that have been arrested and even incarcerated for protecting life. Often our only crime is having the audacity to stand up against countries blatantly committing crimes against nature in favor of their economies.

Despite many laws and treaties in place to protect habitats, species and nature in general, enforcement of these pieces of legislation is often lacking or even non-existent.

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is a law enforcement agency that upholds international law on the high seas; we do so legally within the context of internationally accepted regulations. We are doing the work that governments around the world should be doing but seem unwilling or unable to do. It is apparently not a priority to protect areas outside their economic jurisdiction, as there is no short-term political or financial profit to be made by this course of action. This is where Sea Shepherd comes in.”

Interesting commentary by Alex Cornelissen!

voiceoftheocean:

SAVE JAPAN DOLPHINS DAYOn August 31st, head down to your nearest Japanese Embassy, Consulate, or event to celebrate Save Japan Dolphins Day. Help raise awareness about the dolphin slaughter in Japanese waters. You can find an event near you on the INTERACTIVE MAP, which also include the event details. You can also visit the events  facebook to see more events that have been added If an event isn’t listen in your city, organize your own! Just contact laurab@earthisland.org for more details.
You can find out more information on Save Japan Dolphins Day here.Read more in the dolphin slaughters here.

18 Days Left!Keep checking back to these pages as new events are being added almost every day! 
Crossing my fingers that I’ll be going to the one in Charlotte, North Carolina! Leilani Munter is also going and bringing along her NASCAR (:

voiceoftheocean:

SAVE JAPAN DOLPHINS DAY
On August 31st, head down to your nearest Japanese Embassy, Consulate, or event to celebrate Save Japan Dolphins Day. Help raise awareness about the dolphin slaughter in Japanese waters. You can find an event near you on the INTERACTIVE MAP, which also include the event details. You can also visit the events facebook to see more events that have been added If an event isn’t listen in your city, organize your own! Just contact laurab@earthisland.org for more details.

You can find out more information on Save Japan Dolphins Day here.
Read more in the dolphin slaughters here.

18 Days Left!
Keep checking back to these pages as new events are being added almost every day! 

Crossing my fingers that I’ll be going to the one in Charlotte, North Carolina! 
Leilani Munter is also going and bringing along her NASCAR (:

PangeaSeed is an international grassroots organization founded in Tokyo, Japan. It is the first organization in Japan dedicated to eduacating and raising awareness on the plight of sharks and the destruction of their habitat. Through volunteer activism, research, and the various forms of art, music, film, and photography PangeaSeed hopes to pass along the need to preserve and protect sharks and the oceans.

 Support their global awareness by buying their merch, donating directly to organization, or by taking their pledge.

SAVE JAPAN DOLPHINS DAYOn August 31st, head down to your nearest Japanese Embassy, Consulate, or event to celebrate Save Japan Dolphins Day. Help raise awareness about the dolphin slaughter in Japanese waters. You can find an event near you on the INTERACTIVE MAP, which also include the event details. You can also visit the events  facebook to see more events that have been added If an event isn’t listen in your city, organize your own! Just contact laurab@earthisland.org for more details.
You can find out more information on Save Japan Dolphins Day here.Read more in the dolphin slaughters here.

SAVE JAPAN DOLPHINS DAY
On August 31st, head down to your nearest Japanese Embassy, Consulate, or event to celebrate Save Japan Dolphins Day. Help raise awareness about the dolphin slaughter in Japanese waters. You can find an event near you on the INTERACTIVE MAP, which also include the event details. You can also visit the events facebook to see more events that have been added If an event isn’t listen in your city, organize your own! Just contact laurab@earthisland.org for more details.

You can find out more information on Save Japan Dolphins Day here.
Read more in the dolphin slaughters here.

Finally got around to ordering this book. You can order here if you’re interested! (:

The Next Eco-Warriors shares the stories of a new generation of change-makers. Editor Emily Hunter,daughter of Greenpeace’s founding president Robert Hunter, introduces us to the creative and diverse global community of young people who are tackling issues of climate change, marine conservation, the disappearance of indigenous cultures and rainforest, and other urgent environmental/social concerns with a sense of passion and possibility.

Finally got around to ordering this book. You can order here if you’re interested! (:

The Next Eco-Warriors shares the stories of a new generation of change-makers. Editor Emily Hunter,daughter of Greenpeace’s founding president Robert Hunter, introduces us to the creative and diverse global community of young people who are tackling issues of climate change, marine conservation, the disappearance of indigenous cultures and rainforest, and other urgent environmental/social concerns with a sense of passion and possibility.

PangeaSeed, based in Tokyo, Japan, is a organization using music, film, photography, art, research, and volunteer activism to raise awareness and educate the about the threats our ocean’s sharks face. 

To learn more about this organization and how to get involved visit their website,  follow them on twitter, and add them on facebook.

(:

“Confessions of an Eco-Terrorist is not your typical eco-film. Seen through the eyes of activist Peter Brown. Confessions grants the viewer and intimate look at shipboard life amongst these self-proclaimed animal saviors and sea rebels, the ones who helped shape the Green Movement we know and love today.”  
Visit the website here.

(Source: anoceanactivist)