Sea Shepherd Log No. 69 is here 25JUL12

HERE is Sea Shepherd's log No. 69, you can access it by following the instruction in the e mail. Feel free to access it and if you do I hope you will be inspired to support Sea Shepherd's work with a donation, and you can be sure your donation will be will spent because Sea Shepherd has Charity Navigator's highest rating, 4 stars.
 

Dear Craig, Thank-you for supporting Sea Shepherd! Because you contributed at least $25 to us in 2011, we are e-mailing you the new edition of the Sea Shepherd Log 69. We are sending this Log electronically in an effort to minimize our environmental impact in the production and distribution of it as well as conserve our vital resources and use more of your hard-earned donation dollars on the ocean wildlife defense campaigns that you love. Last year, 86% of our total expenses went directly to our mission! It has been, and always will be, a core value of Sea Shepherd to spend donor funds effectively on program activities. We hope we have made you proud and will continue to do so. Here is a preview of the Log 69. Please read on for more details about the Log and instructions for accessing it: The new Sea Shepherd Log 69 covers 2011-2012 campaigns, finances, volunteer efforts, events, media, and so much more! Get the details on the seven campaigns we launched during this time frame; learn about what Cove Guardian Erwin Vermeulen did with the $10,000 he was given by the Japanese Court for wrongful incarceration; find out what our international chapters are up to; and learn who was awarded Crewmember of the Year on each of our vessels. All of this and lots more interesting and inspiring information can be found in the new Log 69. To access the Sea Shepherd Log 69, please do the following: Using Firefox or Internet Explorer, browse to www.seashepherd.org/Log69 User Name = log Password = log69 The Log will then automatically download to your computer as a PDF file or you may be prompted to save the PDF file Once you have downloaded the Log, you may print it if you choose to do so. Please keep the User Name and Password private though; it is because of your support for Sea Shepherd that we are giving you first access to our annual newsletter. You are our lifeblood! Please be sure to donate at least $25 in 2012 or make a recurring gift so that you can remain an active supporter and receive the Log next year, and more importantly — so we can keep our ships at sea and our campaigns incredibly successful. Thank-you for all you have done for us. It is only through the support of concerned citizens such as yourself that we are able to persist in our efforts to protect our planet's marine wildlife.

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SEA SHEPHERD E NEWS 19JUL12 & Whaling in Norway 12JUL12

E MAIL news letter from Sea Shepherd covering the continuing detention in Germany and pending extradition to Costa Rica of Captain Paul Watson, illegal Norwegian whaling continues, last months IWC meeting and the threat to the largest humpback whale nursery off the coast of Western Australia. Be sure to read the article Whaling In Norway, an expose of the illegal whaling industry in that supposedly civilized nation....

Dear Friend of Sea Shepherd, Sea Shepherd is about passion. It is about taking risks and giving time, money and materials to save lives on the high seas, to defend the survival of marine species and to protect the integrity of the biodiversity of our ocean, for if biodiversity is diminished the ocean is diminished, and if the ocean dies, we die. We cannot survive on this planet with a dead ocean and the ocean is dying. Our duty, objective and responsibility is to prevent any further diminishment of life and habitat and to take a stand to aggressively and non-violently to make a difference. You are part of that difference when you support us, and you are part of what will protect the oceans and preserve them for future generations. Sea Shepherd Prepares to Defend Largest Humpback Whale Nursery in the World We are launching a new campaign to protect the world's greatest humpback whale nursery, which is under threat due to gas refinery development!  Operation Kimberley Miinimbi will commence this Saturday to call the world’s attention to a proposed gas hub construction in the environmentally sensitive region of James Price Point in Western Australia.  Former Australian Greens Party Senator Bob Brown is leading Operation Kimberley Miinimbi on the Steve Irwin, to try to stop this ill-conceived plan before it’s too late. Get the details... Measures to Protect New Zealand’s Maui’s and Hector’s Dolphin Fall Short at IWC This month’s International Whaling Commission (IWC) meeting was ineffective in establishing much-needed safeguards for the Maui’s and Hector’s Dolphin species, which have seen steady decline in recent decades, primarily due to human-induced threats like gill nets and trawling. The IWC established some so-called “protections” for these majestic creatures, but the measures are only temporary and not far-reaching enough. Read about how your actions can effect REAL change for these imperiled species… July 20 is “Free Capt. Watson” Global Day of Action & Deadline for Visual Petition Contest It’s time the United States steps up to assist one of its citizens. Captain Watson has been under German custody for 67 days on the outrageous, alleged a violation of ship traffic in 2002. German officials have recently determined Captain Watson will indeed be extradited to an uncertain fate to the seemingly lawless nation of Costa Rica. To date, we have received hundreds of entries to our online Visual Petition Contest answering one of the questions, “Why is Captain Watson important to our planet?” or “Why does Sea Shepherd matter to you?” You can see some of those entries below. The deadline for entries is Friday, July 20 at 5 pm PST to coincide with our second “Free Captain Paul Watson” Day of Action. Numerous vigils and protests are planned at German Embassies and Consulates around the world. If you don’t live near an embassy, gather at local parks and private homes to support our modern-day hero. Together we will set him free! We’ve been focusing all of our attention on Germany, but now we would like to request that you please write to US government officials to politely ask for their assistance in gaining Captain Watson’s freedom. We have also provided a new sample letter for you. Don't delay! Whale Wars Season Finale Friday Be sure to catch the last episode in the 5th season of Whale Wars, this Friday, July 20th, on Animal Planet. This season has chronicled our efforts to end whaling in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary during Operation Divine Wind. Learn more about Whale Wars... Handcrafted SSCS Wooden Model Ships Proudly display in your home or office one or more of these scaled, handcrafted, wooden models of the Steve Irwin, Bob Barker, and the Brigitte Bardot as a tribute to our efforts to save whales in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary. A sure collector’s item for any Sea Shepherd supporter! These models are only offered for a limited time, so get yours today before they are gone. All proceeds from the Sea Shepherd e-Stores support our mission to defend ocean wildlife worldwide! There are sacred places in this world that should not be scarred with the ugliness of greed and disrespect for nature. Together we are part of a movement to restore sanity in returning humankind's natural role of living in harmony with other species and the natural world. I wish I could join my crew on the current Operation Requiem campaign and upcoming Operation Kimberley Miinimbi campaign, but I am being held under house arrest in Germany for defending sharks off the coast of Guatemala ten years ago, an incident that has been exploited by Japan and Costa Rica to keep me away from my ships and crew. As many of my enemies have learned time and again — Sea Shepherd is more than myself, and I am happy that because of the passion from people like you we have hundreds of crewmembers in place and multiple ships gearing up or currently operating in defense of marine wildlife worldwide. We know evil prevails when good people do nothing. Thank-you for continuing to support our very important work. Your dedication to our mission is making a difference. For the oceans, Captain Paul Watson Founder and President Sea Shop New! Confessions of an Eco-Terrorist DVD — Special Sea Shepherd Deluxe Edition Campaign Get news straight from the field during our current South Pacific Shark Defense Campaign: Operation Requiem Commentary Whaling in Norway Commentary by Crewmember Erwin Vermeulen Give Events Show your support in person, and join us at a Sea Shepherd event in one of the following areas: Worldwide • Jul 20 - Intl Day of Action Australia • Jul 21 - Brisbane • Jul 22 - Cairns • Jul 22 - Peregian • Jul 28 - Brisbane • Jul 29 - Cairns • Jul 29 - Peregian • Aug 4 - Brisbane • Aug 5 - Cairns • Aug 5 - Peregian • Aug 5 - Canberra Belgium & Netherlands • Jul 21 - Schuttenbergstraat 2, As • Jul 21 - Den Haag • Jul 31 - Brugge • Aug 10 - Glabbeek • Aug 10-12 - Leper • Aug 19 - Meer Brazil • Aug - 18-19 - São Paulo France • Jul 13-19 - Brest • Aug 8 Montpellier • Aug 8 - Couiza • Aug 9 - Lorient Germany • Jul 21 - Iserlohn • Jul 21 - Hanover • Jul 28 - Nuremberg • Aug 2-4 - Waken Open Air • Aug 10-12 - Dresden • Aug 17-19 - Berlin Ireland • Aug 18 - Kildare • Aug 23 - Dublin Italy • Jul 21 - Forte dei Marmi • Jul 21 - Arona North America • Jul 27-29 - Seattle, WA • Jul 30 - Denver, CO • Aug 4 - Dallas, TX • Aug 4 - Friday Hbr, WA • Aug 6 - Clarksville, MD • Aug 11 - Los Angeles, CA • Aug 15 - Oakland, CA United Kingdom • Jul 27 - Surrey • Aug 16 - Isle of Wight Video Sea Shepherd Australian Director Jeff Hansen and former Greens Senator Bob Brown share their thoughts on Op Kimberley Miinimbi Watch now! Join the DAC Our Direct Action Crew donors are a significant part of what keeps our ships at sea and our campaigns successful! Join the DAC with your monthly or quarterly gift and as a token of our appreciation we'll send you a free Sea Shepherd Direct Action Crew t-shirt and a discount code for 20% off in our e-Stores. Follow Us Remove My Name from Future Mailings | Privacy Policy Sea Shepherd Conservation Society P.O. Box 2616, Friday Harbor, WA 98250 USA (USA) Tel: 360-370-5650 Fax: 360-370-5651   Share on Facebook Not on our list? Sign up for the Sea Shepherd e-News!      July 12, 2012 Whaling in Norway Commentary by Erwin Vermeulen The whale-killing ship, Reinefangst - photo: Erwin VermeulenYou can’t say Spitsbergen is unspoiled. The massacres perpetrated by the Dutch and other European countries since the 17th century made sure that even now the once plentiful Bowhead whale is rarely spotted among these islands in the Arctic. There are beaches here, full of the bleached and weathered skulls and bones of hundreds of slaughtered belugas, and the walrus was almost hunted to local extinction.  Still it is the scenic beauty and remaining wildlife that today attracts thousands of tourists to these snow-covered peaks jutting from the cold waters. You would think that mankind and especially Norway, that governs these isles under the geo-political name of Svalbard, would have drawn lessons from that ignorant, destructive past and that the tourist money would be an extra incentive to protect all that is left…Not so! There are still hunting seasons here, still arctic foxes are being trapped for their fur and, yes, the whaling continues. Therefore, it was hardly a surprise when I sailed into Hornsund in the South West of Spitsbergen last month, to find in that bay the whale poachers Ann-Brita and Reinefangst with their murderous harpoons uncovered. Even though it has been almost two decades since Sea Shepherd and the Norwegian whale poachers met steel to steel, that does not mean we do not keep track of what they are up to. Over the last decade we have seen the number of boats partaking in the slaughter dwindle to 21 licensed vessels this year. Some are giving up because of the lack in demand for whale meat; others saw their ships sunk in their homeports. We witnessed the struggle of the poachers to fill the quotas, variously blaming fuel costs, bad weather and distance to the whaling grounds for their failures. Still Norway has killed almost 10.000 whales since the moratorium came into effect in 1986. Although Norway is a member of the IWC, it does not abide by that body’s decisions. In 1982, it filed a formal objection against the proposed ban on commercial whaling. The insane rules of this ineffective and corrupt organization basically say that if you don’t like their rulings, you can object and just on the basis of that objection you are not bound by these rulings. Norway has also exempted itself from the trade bans imposed by another ineffective and corrupt organization, namely CITES, and exports whale meat to Japan. Norway tried their hand at Japanese-style, scientific whaling for a brief period before returning in 1993 to overtly commercial whaling. They peaked in 2005 with 639 whales and last year took the lives of 533 animals. The Norwegian Ministry of Fisheries and Coastal affairs has set the quota for the 2012 season that lasts from May 1st to August 30th, again at 1286 Minke whales. Besides ignoring the moratorium on commercial whaling, Norway sets much higher catch limits than even the IWC’s ‘scientific’ calculations (A system ominously called Revised Management Procedure (RMP)) allow for. On top of that, Norway has allowed catches to be concentrated in areas most convenient for the poachers, especially the area West of Spitsbergen. Still the poachers fail to meet even half of their quota. So to placate them even further and in complete disregard for the fate of the whales the government has this year merged two separate whaling zones to make it more cost-effective for the poachers to concentrate their killing business on the waters around Spitsbergen. The whaling apologists in the Norwegian government have thus made a joke of the already much prostituted word ‘sustainability’. Of course, if that cliché doesn’t hold up there are always other excuses, like blaming whales for eating the fishermen’s fish. Haven’t we heard similar cries from the Japanese whaling industry, from the seal and sea lion clubbers in Newfoundland and Namibia, from the dolphin killers in Taiji, from the fishery agencies in Chile and from the officials at the Bonneville dam, to draw the attention away from the real problem: overfishing by man? Just as preposterous are the tiresome, old arguments of tradition and culture, used around the world to justify brutality and cruelty and to repeat, over and over again, the mistakes of the past. One official even claimed that Norwegian whaling could be considered aboriginal. Nothing on the diesel-powered, steel ships, full of modern, electronic equipment and with explosive-grenade harpoons on their bow that I met in these waters, struck me as aboriginal or traditional. As everywhere where senseless slaughter takes place, you can smell the greed, the stubbornness, the misplaced national pride and the willful ignorance. It should not be tolerated in the Europe of today. The whale-killing ship, Ann-Brita photo: Erwin Vermeulen Explosive tip harpoon on the bow of the Ann-Brita - photo: Erwin Vermeulen 91

Captain Paul Watson Arrested In Frankfurt, Germany on Warrant Issued by Costa Rica 13MAI12 & Update on the Arrest of Captain Watson: Day 2 in Custody 14MAI12

CAPTAIN Paul Watson, leader of Sea Shepherd (of Whale Wars and The Cove fame) has been arrested in Germany on a warrant from Costa Rica issued in 2011 over an incident in 2002....here are the updates from the past 2 days.....
Photo: Tim WattersCaptain Paul Watson was arrested yesterday in Germany for extradition to Costa Rica.  The German police have said that the warrant for Captain Watson’s arrest is in response to an alleged violation of ships traffic in Costa Rica, which occurred during the filming of Sharkwater in 2002.  The specific “violation of ships traffic” incident took place on the high seas in Guatemalan waters, when Sea Shepherd encountered an illegal shark finning operation, run by a Costa Rican ship called the Varadero.  On order of the Guatemalan authorities, Sea Shepherd instructed the crew of the Varadero to cease their shark finning activities and head back to port to be prosecuted.  While escorting the Varadero back to port, the tables were turned and a Guatemalan gunboat was dispatched to intercept the Sea Shepherd crew.  The crew of the Varadero accused the Sea Shepherds of trying to kill them, while the video evidence proves this to be a fallacy.  To avoid the Guatemalan gunboat, Sea Shepherd then set sail for Costa Rica, where they uncovered even more illegal shark finning activities in the form of dried shark fins by the thousands on the roofs of industrial buildings.
Conservationists around the world maintain hope that the Costa Ricans will drop the charges against Captain Watson.  There is also a chance that the charges have already been dropped, but Sea Shepherd has been unable to confirm that with the Costa Rican officials. With Costa Rica’s rich biodiversity, it would be a travesty for them not to stand up for sharks, which sit at the highest levels of the food chain assuring balance among ecological communities in the ocean.
While in jail, Captain Watson is being assisted by the European Parliament Vice President Daniel Cohn Bendit and the European deputy Jose Bove.  Our hope is that these two honorable gentlemen can set Captain Watson free before this nonsense goes any further.  The European Sea Shepherds have also mobilized to support Captain Watson.
As the plight of the sharks becomes more desperate, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society has begun to outline a new shark campaign for 2012. Julie Andersen, founder of Shark Savers and Shark Angels, has joined Sea Shepherd to lead our global campaign to save sharks from extinction.
Sea Shepherd will use its expertise and experience, as well as media savvy, to empower people around the world to take back their sharks – an animal critical to their, as well as the global, environment and economy.
Sea Shepherd is offering its assistance to countries around the world to enforce international and local laws, end ruthless poaching, patrol marine sanctuaries under attack, implement high tech defenses, and empower locals through training and the provision of resources to take on the battle. Sea Shepherd will also fight a war of public opinion, changing everything we know about an animal most despised.
The first stop will be the South Pacific, where the team will be headed in June.
“We’ve got all the laws we need to protect sharks. Now we will leverage our resources and expertise to help countries around the globe enforce them. Using Galapagos as a model, we will travel wherever we are needed - enforcing local laws while developing strategies and training locals to defend their sharks, fueling world-wide enforcement efforts.” - Julie Andersen, Shark Campaign Director
http://www.seashepherd.org/news-and-media/2012/05/13/captain-paul-watson-arrested-in-frankfurt-germany-on-warrant-issued-by-costa-rica-1374

Update on the Arrest of Captain Watson: Day 2 in Custody

Captain Paul Watson defending the whales in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary, as the Japanese factory ship, Nisshin Maru, lurks nearby. Photo: Barbara VeigaCaptain Watson remains in the custody of German authorities as of Monday, May 14th.  A German judge in the lower courts of Frankfurt has refused to release Captain Watson, instead saying that the German court would like to confirm that Costa Rica wants Captain Watson extradited to their country.  The German legal council representing Captain Watson includes Oliver Wallasch and Alexander Gruner.  Sea Shepherd operatives continue to work around the clock in Europe and Latin America in order to determine the true reasons behind Costa Rica’s warrant.
The warrant for Captain Watson’s arrest was issued in Costa Rica in October of 2011, curiously close to the time that the Institute for Cetacean Research (ICR) filed their civil suit against Sea Shepherd Conservation Society in the United States.  The question remains, what prompted Costa Rica to issue an arrest warrant for Captain Watson in October of 2011?
INTERPOL has issued a statement on their website citing that they will not publish a Red Notice seeking the arrest of Captain Watson because their Office of Legal Affairs is not satisfied that the request from Costa Rica is in compliance with INTERPOL’s Constitutions and Rules. Hopefully the German courts will come to the same conclusion soon and set Captain Watson free.
As Sea Shepherd becomes increasingly more effective at protecting marine wildlife globally, the enemies of the oceans are using all their resources to stop us.  Currently Sea Shepherd is under legal attack from all parts of the globe and each case represents the very biodiversity we strive to protect.  In the UK Sea Shepherd is currently battling a lawsuit brought by seafood brokers Fish & Fish regarding Bluefin Tuna.  In the United States we have the civil suit brought forth by the ICR concerning anti-whaling activities in the Southern Ocean, and now with Captain Watson’s detainment in Germany (via Costa Rica’s arrest warrant) which we believe stems from Sea Shepherd victories in curbing shark finning on the high seas.  No matter the country or the court system, Captain Watson will not be intimidated, and he will not stop until marine life and ecosystems are given the protection they deserve.
http://www.seashepherd.org/news-and-media/2012/05/14/update-on-the-arrest-of-captain-watson-day-2-in-custody-1375

SEA SHEPHERD E NEWSLETTER 8MAR12

SEA SHEPHERD'S e mail news letter with inspiring articles about the success of Operation Divine Wind, the Taiji Cove Guardians, the Galapagos and more.......Best news is the illegal japanese whaling season in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary is over and thanks to Sea Shepherd hundreds of whales were saved from slaughter!

Dear Friend of Sea Shepherd, It's a day to celebrate! Operation Divine Wind is over and the whaling fleet is heading home early with a fraction of their quota! For eight years we have obstructed the whale killers in the Southern Ocean, and we will continue to obstruct them for another eight years if that is what it takes to end their illegal hunt. As a result of our Antarctic Whale Defense Campaigns, nearly 3,500 whales continue to live and swim freely. This is all the motivation we require to sustain our fight in these remote, hostile, and terribly cold unforgiving seas. We know that all of our efforts and success would not be possible without the incredible dedication and support from people like you all over the world. Please donate today and help us continue our fight to defend the whales and other sea creatures worldwide. Operation Divine Wind is Over! The Japanese Whalers are Going Home! The Japanese whaling fleet has left the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary almost a month early and with an estimated 30% of their quota! Thank-you to everyone who has been a part of this valiant effort. This has been a tough campaign for us. We have endured the toughest weather we have ever seen in the Southern Ocean, and we suffered the temporary loss of our scout ship, the Brigitte Bardot, but we will not be deterred and we will not stop until whaling ends — the word "sanctuary" actually means something to us. If the Japanese whalers return next year, we will launch Operation Cetacean Justice with four ships, two helicopters, four drones, and 120 volunteers. (more) Hong Kong Airlines Bans Transport of Wild Animals Thanks to the persistent efforts of Gary Stokes and several other activists, this is the last picture you will see from Hong Kong Airlines where it is transporting dolphins or any other wild animals. Hong Kong Airlines has released a public statement indicating it will no longer participate in the transport of dolphins and other wild animals. This action should send a message to all airlines that the consequences of transporting dolphins will result in global negative publicity and financial loss. Stopping the transport of dolphins will cripple the international dolphin trade and, in turn, stop the slaughter. (more) A Light at the End of the Tunnel for the Galapagos Islands? In recent years, we have seen the local judicial system in the Galapagos hit rock bottom over defending environmental issues. We have worked hard to include environmental judicial issues in the public agenda at the local and national level. After two years of tireless environmental advocacy over an urgent local judicial change, we now may be witnessing history in the making. (more) Taiji: Dolphin Killing Season Over, but the Killing Never Stops It may be the end of the dolphin drive-hunting season, but that doesn’t mean the killing stops and neither does our presence. The Cove Guardians remain a strong force in Taiji. (more) Cove Guardian Erwin Vermeulen Receives a Hero's Welcome in Amsterdam After spending 63 days in a Japanese prison and ultimately being acquitted of the charges brought against him, Cove Guardian Erwin Vermeulen received a hero's welcome home when he arrived back in Amsterdam last week. Erwin's experience focused international attention on the ongoing atrocities committed against the dolphins of Taiji. He is a Cove Guardian hero, who absolutely deserved a homecoming of this merit. (more) Eco Friendly Shopping Tote Help keep plastic bags out of the oceans, use this Sea Shepherd Jolly Roger Tote Bag instead.  The proceeds from the sales of our merchandise help fund our campaigns to defend, conserve, and protect marine wildlife worldwide. Shop to support! As a supporter of Sea Shepherd, you have already demonstrated the awareness and appreciation you have for the oceans. You know how vital they are to us and to future generations. You know that Sea Shepherd is an organization unlike any other and we get results. Please translate your support into action that will keep our ships at sea and our campaigns a success. We can't do it without you. Mahalo. For the oceans, Captain Paul Watson Founder and President Sea Shop Keep your head cozy and look good too, check out our Jolly Roger Beanie! Commentary Fit for the Emperor's Banquet?   by Gary Stokes, Sea Shepherd Hong Kong Coordinator Video No matter where you live in the world — you are a Cove Guardian! 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