Help us end the brutal Taiji dolphin slaughter by voicing your concerns to the authorities in Taiji as well as Wakayama Prefecture and the Japanese Embassy or Consulate in your area.
Contacts via Twitter: US Ambassador to Japan @AmbassadorRoos Japanese Prime Minister @JPN_PMO US Embassy in Tokyo @usembassytokyo Political Minister at Japanese Embassy in London @norishikata
Spread the Word:
Follow Operation Infinite Patience on social media and share with your friends and family. Ask them to help us end this atrocity.
Educate others on the link between the captive dolphin industry and the Taiji dolphin slaughter. Discourage your friends and family from visiting dolphinariums or participating in captive dolphin programs. More info here.
Volunteer:
Consider applying to be a Cove Guardian and joining our team in Taiji. This position requires dedication, time, and resources. You must pay for your travel, lodging, food, and all other personal expenses.
You will be sent an information packet that includes links to the Onshore Volunteer Application and a supplemental questionnaire for Cove Guardians.
You will submit that package either by electronic or physical mail.
You will be notified if you are selected and provided more detailed information to help you in booking your travels to and stay in Japan.
Donate to Support:
Make a contribution to support our presence in Taiji and spread awareness of this campaign with the goal of ending the slaughter. Donate Now
Sea Shepherd Cove Guardian Leader Speaks Out for Taiji’s Dolphins on HLN’s “Jane Velez Mitchell” Show and CNN International.
Sea Shepherd Cove Guardian Leader Melissa Sehgal was interviewed on HLN’s “Jane Velez-Mitchell” show from the killing Cove in Taiji, Japan on Friday, 9/21 and on CNN International on Monday, 9/17. Watch the two-part interview from HLN here and the segment on CNN International and learn how you can take action to help Taiji’s dolphins!
Taiji Cove Guardian Leader Melissa Sehgal on HLN – Part 1
Taiji Cove Guardian Leader Melissa Sehgal on HLN – Part 2