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Help with the construction of a dolphin lagoon to prevent in the Maldives!
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The Maldives is on the verge of establishing a “Dolphin Lagoon”.We know that these animals can be kept under appropriate conditions. In Switzerland most recent example is the Connyland, where in the last three and a half years, eight dolphins have died. Since the Oscar-winning “The Cove” is well known that the dolphinariums industry responsible for the deaths of countless dolphins is.
Good News! AIDA Cruises dolphinariums sweeps from the tour program.
Sustainability is a defining criterion In the daily activities of AIDA Cruises. All activities of our company are regularly checked with regard to sustainability and possibly re-evaluated.Against this background and on the initiative of prominent underwater photographer Kurt Amsler, we have come to the conclusion to take from our trip dolphinariums program.
Underwater noise threatens marine life!
States Parties to the Bonn Convention agreed at the last day for new action steps to reduce underwater noise, including consideration of potential effects of underwater noise on migratory species in all environmental impact assessments in the marine environment; call nationally, regionally and internationally to reduce the use of hazardous noise sources; Addressing the potential adverse effects of noise in marine protected areas under the management plans, is also to be regarded as a progressive decision to employ the use of the ever best available alternative technologies to reduce underwater noise.
Migratory marine mammals
After intensive negotiations within the Working Group on all aspects of the conference, which concerns the protection of marine species, were presented today the results. The proposals will be decided at the last conference.A key point is an ambitious work program for the protection of the Convention of Migratory Species listed in dozens of whale and dolphin species for the period from 2012 until 2024.
Atlantic crossing started: Janice Jakait takes the helm in hand
Today, at 12.00 local time clock, Janice joined Jakait, 34, from her rowboat Neulußheim from Portimão in the Portuguese from the bridge sat the oars into the water and began their adventure. Their goal – the other side of the Atlantic – is more than 6500 km or 1,000,000 strokes away.The next 120 days, Christmas, the turn of the year, up into March or even April, the ambitious German spend at sea.
Gloomy outlook for the Kings of the Arctic
Everyone knows it: The Polar Bear will melt away the habitat. Scientists fear that the polar bear stocks will decline in 2050 alone due to climate change by 70 percent. So far, little is known is that every year hundreds of polar bears are shot – quite legally. This indicates the threat is now an environmental activist and actor Hannes Jaenicke in a new spot, which he supports the work of environmental organizations OceanCare and Pro Wildlife.
Niki Entrup for OceanCare in Norway: 7 States and EU sign agreement to protect migratory shark species
Today, on the first day of the conference to the Bonn Convention, signed by seven European countries and the European Union as a member of the Bonn Convention, the Convention on Migratory shark species. This agreement became effective in March 2010 with the signing by 10 countries in force. This is a strong signal to the world's increasingly demanded protection from sharks.
Being a polar bear – Nicolas Entrup for OceanCare at the meeting of the Bonn Convention in Norway.
In recent days, I even learned that even the “born from 1980″ in the German nor the catchy “I want to be a polar bear on a polar ice …” you can warble. Besser said the rhythmic “tütütü tütütü …” list. A hit from the 1980s, which to me always comes to mind when it comes to the white king of the Arctic.
TV-Tip – SF1 ARENA tonight at 22.20 clock: Delphintod – What is good animal welfare?
The deaths of two dolphins in Connyland provides indignation. Animal rights activists demand the immediate closure of the dolphinarium and a ban on the import of marine mammals. Two dead in honor of exotics, but: What is really about the welfare of millions of animals on Swiss farms? Where there are problems?Led by Sonja Hasler discuss:- Sylvia Frey, head of Cetacean Research OceanCare- Maya Graf, National Councillor Green / BL, organic farmer- Erich Brandenberger, CEO Conny Land- Hans-Ulrich Huber, Managing Director Swiss Animal Protection SAP- Andreas Moser, Chief Editor “NATURE POWER,” biologist- Hansjörg Walter, National SVP / TG, President Farmers' Association.
Telephone Interview with Graziella Blatter-Bianca.
The ex-wife of FIFA president Sepp Blatter has worked from 2000 to 2001 as a supervisor in the dolphin Connyland.How did you hear of the death of the dolphin's Shadow, reacts like that?From the newspaper. I was shocked that recently appeared in the immediate vicinity of the dolphin pool a techno party was organized.