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Dolphin in Brazil helping with fishing illustration

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By Alison Wood | 17th March 2023
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Gray whale (eschrichtius robustus) Gray whale in Ojo de liebre lagoon Baja California.

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Dolphins with keepers in the new Windsor Safari Park. Image: PA Images/Alamy Stock Photo

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By Rob Lott | 8th March 2023
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Fishers' involvement is crucial. Image: WDC/JTF

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By Nicola Hodgins | 28th February 2023
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Whale evolution cover

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By Alison Wood | 14th February 2023
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Fishers chatting

Scottish fishers working with us to reduce risks to whales

By Bianca Cisternino | 10th February 2023
Small changes to fishing gear could make a big difference to whales around Scotland, and...

Mindful conservation – why we need a new respect for nature

By Fabian Ritter | 31st January 2023
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tins of whale meat

How Japan’s whaling industry is trying to convince people to eat whales

By Katrin Matthes | 17th January 2023
Japan's hunters kill hundreds of whales every year despite the fact that hardly anyone in...
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Happy New Year Kesslet !

By Charlie Phillips | 14th January 2012

Hi Everyone,

It was a bitterly cold but a lovely and sunny morning standing watching Kesslet & Charlie as they surfaced to breathe in the Kessock Channel. The air was so still and the dolphins “blow” showed up so well that it was quite easy to see where they were and keep track of them with the camera.

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The pair of them were away in the distance for ages then they came a bit closer to where I was standing with the camera and I took this quite atmospheric shot of Kesslet coming to the surface, her breath catching the bronze light. This is my first dolphin photo of 2012, so thank you and Happy New Year Kesslet !

Best Wishes,

Charlie.

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About Charlie Phillips

Field officer - Adopt a Dolphin