WHALE LIKE ME – another special cinema evening
On Thursday, 24th of January 2019, the Cine Center hosted the second special pre-screening of the touching documentary WHALE LIKE ME in Vienna. This film [...]
Reduce the noise!
EU governments set to fail on reaching their own objectives to protect marine wildlife from harmful ocean noise pollution Brussels, 24th January 2019 - Member [...]
Japan leaves International Whaling Commission!
Wädenswil, 26.Dezember 2018. It is official. In a press conference today, the Japanese government confirmed that it is going to resume commercial whaling with effect [...]
Is Japan serious? Rumours spread that Japan might leave the International Whaling Commission
Wädenswil, 20 December 2018. According to Japanese news agency Kyodo News, the Japanese government intends to leave the International Whaling Commission (IWC) and to start [...]
Reading these books is a gift
Recommended books which are enriching and inspiring, and connected to SHIFTING VALUES in different ways. The Beachcomber’s Guide to Marine Debris A new book [...]
Petition for a referendum: Animal welfare is the people’s desire
What is the importance a society attributes to the way animals are being treated? What does a modern human-animal relationship look like and should animals [...]
Stormbird Press books—As if nature were not beautiful enough!
For two decades, Nicolas Entrup, founder of SHIFTING VALUES, has been closely and successfully working together with Dr. Margi Prideaux, who is among the most [...]
WHALE LIKE ME – second special screening in Vienna
We are still overwhelmed by the great response to our special screening of the documentary WHALE LIKE ME in early October. The demand for tickets [...]
Beaches as waste dumps.
Marine and beach littering constitutes a worrying environmental footprint of humankind. And while plastic pollution and wasteful use of disposable plastics and throw-away products is [...]
Destructive overfishing is financed with public monies
It is widely known that unregulated Fisherieing in the waters beyond national jurisdiction (the “high seas”, covering 64% of the ocean’s surface) causes severe ecological [...]