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The Beacon
It was an eventful day at CITES for sharks. Oceana released a report today about the international trade of shark fins, and a non-controversial, non-binding measure on sharks failed to pass. Marine scientist Elizabeth Griffin talks ...
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The Beacon
Some might say Oprah walks on water. Soon, she and thousands of others (like you!) will walk for the water. We’re proud to announce that Oceana is one of 10 non-profit organizations chosen to be a beneficiary of O, The Oprah Magaz...
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The Beacon
In today's dispatch from Doha, Oceana shark scientist Rebecca Greenberg gives us an insider's tour of CITES, from the main conference hall to one of the most important strategic lobbying areas: the coffee station. Check out the rest...
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The Beacon
Here's a second CITES video dispatch from today, this time from Max Bello, a campaigner from our Chile office.   ...
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The Beacon
CITES is now in session in Doha, Qatar. Our team sent us this video dispatch of campaign director Dave Allison from the airport en route. Stay tuned for more! ...
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The Beacon
Groundbreaking news out of Chile, and it's not about the earthquake. As a direct result of Oceana’s campaign work to reform the Chilean salmon aquaculture industry, this week the Chilean Congress passed legislation to prevent the ...
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The Beacon
© Oceana/Keith Ellenbogen Happy Friday! As we speak, an Oceana team is headed to the CITES conference in Doha, Qatar, which begins tomorrow. We will be bringing you updates from the conference as we push for trade restrictions for...
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The Beacon
© Oceana/Carlos Suarez We're celebrating a big win yesterday for loggerhead sea turtles. In response to two petitions submitted in 2007 by Oceana, the Center for Biological Diversity and the Turtle Island Restoration Network, yest...
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The Beacon
Image via Wikimedia Commons. On this hump day, a few cetaceous stories for your perusal: As you've probably heard, the team behind Sunday’s Oscar-winning documentary “The Cove” exposed Santa Monica sushi restaurant The Hump for se...
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The Beacon
Image via Wikimedia Commons. Yesterday, a few of us attended a staff briefing on Capitol Hill on ocean acidification and fisheries put on by the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership. There were representatives from the fishing commun...
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The Beacon
Oceana could win $200,000 for ocean conservation, but we need your help. As a part of a new corporate social responsibility effort from American Express and TakePart, every three months, five charities will be chosen to each recei...
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The Beacon
Oceana could win $200,000 for ocean conservation, but we need your help. As a part of a new corporate social responsibility effort from American Express and TakePart, Members Project, you can vote to help decide the recipient of a $...
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The Beacon
"When you take a wild cetacean (a whale or dolphin) and put it in a tank, its acoustic system is suddenly screwed up. Its sonar reverberates off of the concrete in its tank and, little by little, the animal becomes totally silence...
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The Beacon
Happy Friday, ocean lovers! Lots of juicy ocean news to review this week. And don't forget, you can get pithy ocean updates all week long by following us on Twitter and Facebook. Without further ado: ...The big ocean story of this w...
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The Beacon
Some great news for the imperiled bluefin tuna: Today the U.S. announced that it supports a total ban on the international trade of the tigers of the sea, which could make a big difference in the two weeks leading up to the CITES ...
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The Beacon
Image via wikimedia commons. BBC News reports that Oregon scientists using impressive tagging technology have shown that sperm whales may work together in a kind of zone offense to hunt their squid prey. The researchers have evid...
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The Beacon
The latest edition of the Carnival of the Blue is up at Southern Fried Science, complete with cool new shark logo. Check out this month's submissions on everything from nudibranchs to great white sharks to a list of 50 interesting...
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The Beacon
When you take a wild cetacean (a whale or dolphin) and put it in a tank, its acoustic system is suddenly screwed up. Its sonar reverberates off of the concrete in its tank and, little by little, the animal becomes totally silenced...
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The Beacon
© Oceana/Cory Wilson Got the winter blues? In need of intellectual stimulation, or a vacation to a tropical destination -- or both? Or are you just a proud ocean geek? Either way, it's your lucky day. Yesterday we launched our bra...
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The Beacon
Happy February Friday! Things will be quiet around here next week as we head to Pennsylvania for Oceana's annual international all-staff meeting. Hopefully these links will tide you over until then: This week in ocean news, ...Slow ...
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