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Whale and Dolphin Conservation
Our Mission
As the leading environmental charity dedicated to the protection of whales and dolphins, our mission is to amaze people with the wonder of whales and dolphins and inspire global action to protect them.
End Captivity
Whales and dolphins have a right to live free and healthy lives. These highly intelligent individuals should not suffer for human entertainment.
Stop Whaling
Commercial whaling is illegal. And yet, every year, Japan, Norway and Iceland kill around 1,500 whales.
Create Healthy Seas
Commercial fishing, oil and gas drilling, and shipping are threatening the lives of whales and dolphins.
Prevent Deaths in Fishing Gear
Thousands of whales and dolphins are accidentally killed in fishing gear every year.
Make a Difference
Adopt a Whale
Every symbolic whale adoption, comes with a whale adoption certificate, monthly email about whales and our work to protect them, educational literature, your whale's family tree, and a whale sticker. Best of all, you support our mission to keep whales and dolphins safe & free.
Make a Difference
The Whales and Dolphins Thank You.
Show the world you love whales and dolphins. Shop for clothing, accessories, kid's toys, fun jewelry, books, and eco-friendly gear sourced responsibly with respect for the environment and in support of artisan men and women worldwide dedicated to keeping our planet safe and healthy. We proudly source eco-friendly products of the highest quality.
Whale and Dolphin Conservation
Blog
eNewsletter: October edition
Spotlight: Sei whale Each month we will dive into fun facts, stories, and updates with you, our whale and dolphin loving community of fin-tastic supporters! Did you know? Scientific name: Balaenoptera borealis Other names: Rudolphi’s rorqual;
eNewsletter: September edition
Spotlight: Minke whale Each month we dive into fun facts, stories, and updates with our fin-tastic whale and dolphin loving community! Did you know? Other names: Lesser rorqual; Lesser finback; Sharp-headed finner; Little finner; Pike whale. Despite
eNewsletter: August edition
Spotlight: Common dolphin Each month we dive into fun facts, stories, and updates with our fin-tastic whale and dolphin loving community! Did you know? Other names: Criss-cross dolphin; White-bellied porpoise; Short-beaked saddleback dolphin; Atlant
eNewsletter: July edition
Spotlight: Sperm whale Each month we dive into fun facts, stories, and updates with our fin-tastic whale and dolphin loving community! Did you know? Sperm whales can dive to depths of up to 3km (almost 2 miles) and hold their breath for an incredibl
eNewsletter: June edition
Spotlight: Orca Each month we will dive into fun facts, stories, and updates with you, our whale and dolphin loving community of fin-tastic supporters! Did you know? They are also known as “killer whales,” because some ecotypes eat other
eNewsletter: May edition
Spotlight: Harbor seal Each month we will dive into fun facts, stories, and updates with you, our whale and dolphin loving community of fin-tastic supporters! Did you know? Sometimes referred to as ‘sea dogs,’ harbor seals have short snouts that
eNewsletter: April edition
Spotlight: North Atlantic right whale Each month we will dive into fun facts, stories, and updates with you, our whale and dolphin loving community of fin-tastic supporters! Did you know? Their flippers are broad and paddle-shaped and their tail flu
eNewsletter: March edition
Spotlight: Marine mammals Each month we will dive into fun facts, stories, and updates with you, our whale and dolphin loving community of fin-tastic supporters! What is the MMPA? The Marine Mammal Protection Act is the most important – and dare w
eNewsletter: February edition
Spotlight: All whales Each month we will dive into fun facts, stories, and updates with you, our whale and dolphin loving community of fin-tastic supporters! Did you know? As February is the month of love, we couldn’t choose just one species t