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 thes

e 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.

Whales play a vital role in maintaining healthy ocean ecosystems. 🐋 In Norway, the number of whales killed continues to ...
08/06/2026

Whales play a vital role in maintaining healthy ocean ecosystems. 🐋

In Norway, the number of whales killed continues to rise as the whaling season progresses.

We are working to help end whaling, but we can’t do it without your support. Every donation helps strengthen our efforts to protect whales and their future.

🔗 Please consider donating via the link in our bio.

02/06/2026

Whales are highly intelligent, communicative mammals—yet each year, Norway continues to hunt them. For the 2026 season, Norway has set a staggeringly high quota of 1,641 minke whales, and the hunt is well underway. 🐋

🔗 Find out more by watching our latest production through the link in our bio

26/05/2026

Hear a Norwegian whaler in our first production, Whale Wash, claim how the grenade-tipped harpoon used to hunt whales will explode, “instantly killing it.”

But we know that’s not true.

Over 20% of whales do not die instantly when shot with a harpoon. They can bleed out for several minutes, suffering an agonising death.

Pioneering rewilding, huge vision and an enduring result to motivate true rewilding initiatives 👌🏼
24/05/2026

Pioneering rewilding, huge vision and an enduring result to motivate true rewilding initiatives 👌🏼

19/05/2026

Do whales really eat all our fish? 🐋

Join Dr Joe Roman in our earliest production, ‘Whale Wash’, as he debunks this common myth used to justify whaling.

Discover the surprising science behind how reducing whale populations can actually cause us to lose fish.

🎥 Missed our first film? Click the link in our bio to watch it now on YouTube!

19/05/2026

Have you watched ESPA’s latest film yet? 🐋

You can watch ‘Harpooned–The Great Whale Betrayal’ on YouTube via the link in our bio! 🔗

Norway is already well into the 2026 whaling season, making this issue more urgent than ever.

Share the film, start the conversation, and help be a voice for whales today.

This Endangered Species Day we’re shining a light on the Okapi and the importance of protecting the ecosystems they call...
15/05/2026

This Endangered Species Day we’re shining a light on the Okapi and the importance of protecting the ecosystems they call home 🌿

Sadly, according to the IUCN Red List, okapis are endangered, with populations estimated to have declined by as much as 50% over the past two decades due to habit loss, poaching and instability in the region.

From 2019–2024, ESPA supported eco guard training in and around Okapi Wildlife Reserve in the DRC, helping strengthen conservation efforts to protect this unique species and its habitat.

🔗 Head to our website through clicking the link in our bio to learn more about what we do.

Image credits:
Daniel Jolivet via Flickr
Licensed under Creative Commons CC BY2.0
Alan Eng via Flickr
Licensed under Creative Commons CC BY2.0

Myth Busting No. 1: Do whales eat “too many” fish? 🐟 This claim is often used to justify whaling but it ignores the vita...
13/05/2026

Myth Busting No. 1: Do whales eat “too many” fish? 🐟

This claim is often used to justify whaling but it ignores the vital role whales play in maintaining healthy, balanced marine ecosystems.

In our Myth Busting series, we break down common misconceptions about whales and separate fact from fiction using science and evidence.

Follow for more whale myth busting, and help spread the truth by liking and sharing this post. 🐋

Another amazing achievement for ESPA! 🎉Our latest production Harpooned–The Great Whale Betrayal has received an Official...
12/05/2026

Another amazing achievement for ESPA! 🎉
Our latest production Harpooned–The Great Whale Betrayal has received an Official Selection for the Water - Seas - Ocean 2026 film festival.

🎬 You can watch here! https://youtu.be/h86IWLldzbU?si=sIGEVBKfizaXMsF2

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