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Anguilla. The purpose of our trip: To stop the establishment of yet another Captive Dolphin Swim Program. The plan was proposed by American citizen Graham Simpson and has been approved by the ... ocean world to be sentenced to lifelong confinement and commercial exploitation. The name 'Dolphin Lagoon' was later changed to Dolphin Fantaseas. Please look for updates on the company here. home who we ...
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Caribbean, Dolphin Fantaseas has recently sent three wild-caught Cuban dolphins to your island to be used in a dolphin swim program for tourists. If you look at the website of Dolphin Fantaseas ...
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Greenpeace Foundation: Dolphin Alert
The reductions in dolphin deaths, with an eventual goal of zero dolphin deaths per year, was one goal of the International Dolphin Conservation Program created by the 12 nations in ... see, period. Species often swim together, and the morphological differences between these species is impossible to ascertain from a tunaboat's helicopter. The reason these dolphin species are most frequently ...
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Monterey Bay Aquarium: Seafood Watch Program - How Fish are Caught or Farmed
Seafood Watch Program - How Fish are Caught or Farmed Aquarium Ticket Info Buy Tickets Now ... weights, or anchors. The netting is almost invisible to fish as they swim into the gillnet. The mesh spaces are large enough for a fish ... thousands of dolphins, innovations have been developed to release dolphins alive—but dolphin populations have yet to recover. Scientists believe this may be due to ...
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NOAA Fisheries Feature
Research Set-Aside Programs, Cooperative Research Program, Marine Fisheries Initiative, and Saltonstall-Kennedy Grant Program, have funded bycatch research. ... in this study are the first indications that a dolphin recovery may be underway. Eliminator Trawl Demonstrated at Fish ... cod, which swim downward when encountering a net, to escape, while capturing haddock, which swim upward when encountering ...
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bottlenose dolphin
Some can swim as fast as 20 mph, but only for brief periods of ... features assist them in capturing prey. When searching for food, this dolphin uses a method called echolocation. They locate their dinner by ... habitat. Shannon Lyday, the Volunteer Field Supervisor for the Beach Watch program saw a pod of Bottlenose dolphins up close and personal. ...
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Labelling
ETP in the 1950s, where schools of yellowfin tuna swim in association with dolphin and where one third of the world’s harvest of yellowfin tuna ... dolphin populations are not recovering. Dolphin-deadly Standards for dolphin-safe tuna have also been developed by the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATCC) and the Agreement on the International Dolphin Conservation Program ...
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FishFacts
Search Southwest Region - Tuna Dolphin Interaction In the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean (ETP) west of Mexico and Central America, large yellowfin tuna swim with several species of ... : The Dolphin Protection Consumer Information Act mandates included establishment of a federal tracking program (Tuna Tracking and Verification Program) and creation of a federal dolphin-safe logo (Dolphin-Safe ...
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Australian Cetacean Organisations
Dolphin SocietyAn Australian-based research institution dedicated to exploring the effects on people of interaction with dolphins, and to developing methods of dolphin-assisted therapy. They also offer a swim program Whales in Danger present the 'World of the Whales'An excellent Australian Whale and Dolphin Information site ...
www.oceania.org.au

Dedicated Dolphin Sites
Dolphin SocietyAn Australian-based research institution dedicated to exploring the effects on people of interaction with dolphins, and to developing methods of dolphin-assisted therapy. They also offer a swim program The Human-Dolphin Connection a 6 day meditative Caribbean retreat with wild dolphin. We ...
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