Endangered Species Protection Agency

Endangered Species Protection Agency The Endangered Species Protection Agency works with International and local partners to conserve and protect endangered or exploited species.

https://linktr.ee/SpeciesProtection The Endangered Species Protection Agency works within International Law parameters and local enforcement procedures to conserve and protect critically endangered species. This includes but is not limited to: rhino, elephant, gorilla, orangutan, lion, tiger, okapi, pangolin, white shark, fin whale and minke whale. We recognise that the continued existence of these vulnerable animals is inseparably linked to the communities that share their habitat and the need for a hearts-and-minds approach to transparent, credible conservation security and strategy. The ESPA has no political allegiances and is solely committed to the preservation of endangered species. Our motto is: Protect, serve and secure today’s wildlife for the future.

Fantastic news! 🎉 Our latest production, ‘Harpooned – The Great Whale Betrayal’ has been officially selected for the 202...
08/10/2026

Fantastic news! 🎉
Our latest production, ‘Harpooned – The Great Whale Betrayal’ has been officially selected for the 2026 Big Syn International Festival 🐋. We’re also incredibly proud that our film has been selected as part of a United Nations Sustainable Development Goals commitment at the world’s biggest sustainability film festival.

A huge milestone for the film and everyone involved 🎬



Big Syn International Film Festival, London

Up close and personal with the Norwegian whaler Reinebuen, earlier this year.ESPA’s 2026 hunt monitoring footage of the ...
06/10/2026

Up close and personal with the Norwegian whaler Reinebuen, earlier this year.

ESPA’s 2026 hunt monitoring footage of the Norwegian whalers confirmed an instantaneous death rate of just 18.75%, challenging Norway’s claim of 82% (from 2011- 2012). We presented this independently reviewed evidence alongside the Environmental Investigation Agency () at a dedicated side event: Animal Welfare in Norwegian Whaling, during the International Whaling Commission’s 70th meeting held in Hobart, Tasmania, last week.

We're incredibly grateful to have been there, sharing this important space with others who share the same passion for protecting whales. It was encouraging to see others working towards the same goal to end whaling in Norway 🇳🇴

There is still work to do, but together we can secure a future without whaling 🐋

Massively disappointed to witness this result 🐋
02/10/2026

Massively disappointed to witness this result 🐋

The 70th International Whaling Commission (IWC70) meeting concluded today (2 October) in Hobart, Australia with progress in many areas but disappointment for efforts to establish a South Atlantic whale sanctuary.

Afterwards, EIA Senior Ocean Adviser Clare Perry said: “The world is a very different place from when the IWC was first established 80 years ago. Whales and other cetaceans are facing countless threats from the interconnected global emergencies of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution.

“The moratorium on commercial whaling and the IWC’s conservation work are needed more than ever before but both are under threat.”

28/09/2026

🚨Don’t look away 🚨

Support ESPA today to expose Norway’s whaling industry and help us end it for good. Every donation brings us closer to ending this brutal practice once and for all. 🐋

Donate here: https://www.speciesprotection.com/make-a-donation/

07/09/2026

🐋 40 years ago, the world agreed to protect whales. It’s time to finish the job.

Commercial whaling has no place in our future. Whales are vital to healthy oceans, biodiversity and our planet. They deserve lasting protection.

We’re calling on Norway, Japan and Iceland to end commercial whaling once and for all, and on all IWC contracting governments to support a permanent end to commercial whaling at the IWC meeting this September.

🌊 Add your name to the growing call to protect whales.

✍️ Sign the petition via the link in our bio, or copy and paste the link below into your browser.

https://endcommercialwhaling.org

Environmental Investigation Agency

Great result👏
01/09/2026

Great result👏

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