Captain Paul Watson Foundation Chicago

04/01/2026

04/01/2026

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We are in Antarctica right now! The krill fleet is already in Antarctic waters, dragging its nets through the greatest concentration of life left on this planet. These factory trawlers are not feeding the world. They are emptying the ocean to supply fish farms, livestock operations, and nutritional....

12/03/2025

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📅 Wednesday, 3 December
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- Live Q & A With Captain Paul Watson
- Critical updates on the 2026 Antarctic mission
- What threats the ocean is facing.
- How you can help stop industrial krill trawlers.
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11/23/2025

11/23/2025

11/23/2025

Paul Watson obtient un titre de séjour et une protection politique en France!

Depuis plus de dix ans, un mandat d’arrêt émis par le Japon pèse sur lui et met en danger sa liberté.

En juillet 2024, il a été arrêté au Groenland et détenu cinq mois.
Chaque déplacement international reste depuis un risque réel d’arrestation.

Aujourd’hui, une étape majeure est franchie :
Paul a reçu un titre de séjour “visiteur”, octroyé par décision du Président de la République, ainsi qu’une protection politique lui permettant de se déplacer librement dans l’espace Schengen.

Ce titre lui permet de rester en France avec sa famille et de bénéficier d’une sécurité administrative essentielle face aux pressions internationales.

Mais le mandat d’arrêt japonais, lui, demeure actif.

Sea Shepherd France reste pleinement mobilisé aux côtés de Paul Watson, qui défend les océans depuis plus de 50 ans, souvent au péril de sa propre liberté.

08/22/2025

💔🚨 Rice’s Whale on the Brink of Extinction : 50 Left

The Rice’s whale, one of the world’s most endangered marine mammals, is in urgent peril, with only 50 whales left. They face constant threats to their survival.

🚨 Oil and gas traffic: The Gulf of Mexico is a high-intensity industrial zone, home to thousands of platforms and shipping routes. Vessel traffic and seismic blasting flood the whale’s habitat with harmful noise, disorientation, and collision risk.

🚨 Ship strikes: Already fatal in some instances, these collisions are especially dangerous when whales rest at the surface at night.

🚨 Rollback of protections: In February 2025, the Trump Bureau of Ocean Energy Management rescinded precautionary measures, such as speed limits and on-deck spotters, that would protect this criticall endangered species.

Time Is Running Out!

Reinstate and enforce precautionary measures, like vessel speed limits, observer requirements, and mandatory distance buffers.

Stop oil and gas expansion in core and expanded habitat areas.

Designate critical habitat immediately, and implement enforcement to prevent degradation.

With so few Rice’s whales left, any policy rollbacks or delays can have irreversible consequences. How can we possibly let a whale species become EXTINCT! Operation Gulf Guardian!

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