1. SeaWorld is Ending its Killer Whale Program This Thursday, SeaWorld announced that it is finally ending its orca program.

1. Shark Fin Soup: A Dangerous Delicacy for Humans and Sharks Alike     This week, The Guardian published an account written

1. Cyclone Winston: Urgent Need For Relief in Fiji     On February 20th, Fiji was hit by the category

1. Ocean Acidification Causes Young Corals to Develop Deformed Skeletons     This week, a research article published in Science

1. What Do The World’s Leading Shark Researchers Think of Shark Conservation Policy?   The University of Miami Abess Center for

1. Don’t Shrink Australia’s Ocean Sanctuaries!     The Australian government is currently going through a review of the size

1. Has the “Shark Enemy of the Year” Turned Conservationist?   A few weeks ago, Sea Save Foundation and a

1. Study Finds Shark Hotspots Overlap with Commercial Fishing Locations     A study published in the journal Proceedings of

  1. Studying Shark’s Social Lives to Expose Their Friendly Side     A study began a year ago to

1. Half of Plastic Trash in Oceans Comes from 5 Countries More than half of the plastic trash in the ocean come

1. Tides Are Turning for the Shark Fishermen of Indonesia and India Indonesia has a total of 118 different species

As 2015 comes to a close, Sea Save Foundation reflects on some of the year’s top headlines. Our Week in Review

1. Three Whales Have Died at SeaWorld San Antonio in the Last Six Months In the past six months, three

1. What Was Really Achieved at COP21 Climate Summit, and What Next? An historic event occurred this week at 7:27pm

1. Can We Control Climate Change with a 29 Page Document?     Ok, a whole week has passed since