OceanCare – Generation change
On 1 January 2022, Fabienne McLellan will take over as managing director of OceanCare, the international marine conservation organisation founded by Sigrid Lüber in 1989. [...]
Which banks are financing animal suffering?
As we had worked many years on the issue of animal welfare and international financial institutions, we were particularly happy when the international animal welfare [...]
Vaquita – losing the struggle for survival
It’s 30 years now that the Vaquita, a small porpoise species restricted to the northern Gulf of California, Mexico, was classified as “endangered” on the [...]
The rainforest menu
It’s quite amazing. You can hardly look into any environmental problem without coming upon the meat issue. Same recently with the lawsuit filed by the [...]
Environmental destruction – a crime against humanity
ALL RI§E files charges at International Criminal Court On Tuesday, 12th of October 2021, the newly founded non-profit organisation ALL RI§E submitted its complaint against [...]
Red Sea in the Atlantic Ocean: 1500 dolphins killed in the Faroe Islands
The killing of about 1500 Atlantic white-sided dolphins in a Faroese fjord on the 12th of September shocked the world. In the Faroe Island, too, [...]
Ray of hope for turkeys
Despite 200 million turkeys are being slaughtered every year in EU countries, and almost all of them had a miserable life full of suffering, they [...]
World Oceans Day 2021: The need to rewilding our seas
Today, 8th of June 2021, is the United Nations’ World Oceans Day. This year’s theme is “The Ocean: Life and Livelihoods”. As part of the [...]
To be or not to be – whales and dolphins in European waters
Whales, dolphins and porpoises in European waters – yes, there are, and no fewer than 33 species! Unfortunately, they are not better off in Europe [...]
Spain puts an end to oil and gas exploration in its marine areas
Good things come to those who work perseveringly. After years of untiring work by OceanCare, success is now within reach: Spain will most probably soon [...]