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Gray whale. Image: Christopher Swann

Why we’re walking for whales to save the world

Vicki James

Green Whale research coordinator

Recents Posts

Why we’re walking for whales to save the world

By Vicki James / 14th March 2023

We’ve got enormous ambitions when it comes to fighting climate breakdown, and so two members of our team have taken on mammoth challenges to help…

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Leaping harbour porpoise

The power of harbour porpoise poo

By Vicki James / 20th December 2022

We know we need to save the whale to save the world. Now we are funding a pioneering project that’s proving that porpoises are our…

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Dead sperm whale in The Wash, East Anglia, England. © CSIP-ZSL.

What have dead whales ever done for us?

By Vicki James / 22nd November 2022

When dead whales wash up on dry land they provide a vital food source for many species, but fewer whales means fewer carcasses and that’s…

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Talking crap and carcasses to protect our planet

By Vicki James / 8th November 2022

We know we need to save the whale to save the world because they are our allies in fighting the climate and biodiversity crises. We…

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Humpback whale underwater

Climate giants – how whales can help save the world

By Vicki James / 14th June 2022

We know that whales, dolphins and porpoises are amazing beings with complex social and family lives, and we are leaning more about them all the…

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Welsh tidal turbines could be catastrophic for porpoises

By Vicki James / 1st March 2022

A proposal for underwater tidal turbines in an area where porpoises and Risso’s dolphins come to feed and raise their newborns is threatening the West…

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