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After one month it is still difficult for us to witness the captive dolphins begging for food - September 30, 2015
September 2015 Update
Operation Henkaku
As September draws to a close, the Cove Guardians are reflecting upon the first month of Sea Shepherd’s Operation Henkaku as they prepare for the next five months of this emotionally grueling campaign to expose the capture and slaughter of cetaceans in Taiji’s infamous cove. In the sixth consecutive season of its Taiji Dolphin Defense Campaign, Sea Shepherd will once again be present throughout the entire six-month drive hunt season to bring the atrocities in Taiji to a worldwide audience via real-time reports, video and photographic documentation, and livestreaming.
This year, Sea Shepherd has also strengthened our focus on raising vital awareness of the inextricable link between the slaughter in Taiji and cetacean captivity around the globe. Please stand with us and our Cove Guardians as we break the vicious cycle that flows “From Taiji to Tanks.”
Photo : Sea Shepherd
After one month it is still difficult for us to witness the captive dolphins begging for food - September 30, 2015
September 2015 Update
Operation Henkaku
As September draws to a close, the Cove Guardians are reflecting upon the first month of Sea Shepherd’s Operation Henkaku as they prepare for the next five months of this emotionally grueling campaign to expose the capture and slaughter of cetaceans in Taiji’s infamous cove. In the sixth consecutive season of its Taiji Dolphin Defense Campaign, Sea Shepherd will once again be present throughout the entire six-month drive hunt season to bring the atrocities in Taiji to a worldwide audience via real-time reports, video and photographic documentation, and livestreaming.
This year, Sea Shepherd has also strengthened our focus on raising vital awareness of the inextricable link between the slaughter in Taiji and cetacean captivity around the globe. Please stand with us and our Cove Guardians as we break the vicious cycle that flows “From Taiji to Tanks.”
Photo : Sea Shepherd