January 30, 2009

WHALE TRACKERS is a series of documentary programs that journey across the world’s oceans to explore the lives of whales, dolphins and porpoises.

We join international scientists on expedition investigating and shedding new light on the mysteries of these animals and their struggles for survival in a rapidly changing world.

WHALE TRACKERS examines how we can make a difference through a better understanding of our oceans.

Interested in showing our videos in your classroom? Click here for more information.

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Whales of the Mediterranean Sea -
The five-part documentary film series, Whales of the Mediterranean Sea, highlights the latest research into whales and dolphins as well as the heroic efforts to conserve them and their habitat in the Mediterranean.

The films are now available online with supporting education materials in English with subtitles in 6 languages -

English - Español -Français - Italiano -Deutsch -Ελληνικά - العربية

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Voices of the Future

While in El Golfo, I visited the local high school to show video and photos to students of vaquita that I filmed only a few days earlier. Unbelievably, it was the first time anyone had visited them and their school to talk about the vaquita.

December 9th, 2008 | Read | 1 Comment

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The Trouble with Krill

While we often overlook the smaller life forms in favor of their cuter, more charismatic counterparts, the impact of increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere on less visible species could have enormous ramifications.

October 30th, 2008 | Read | No Comments

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A Fisherman’s Perspective

For the past year, Miguel Reyes Franco has been taking part in the alternative gear experiments in the region. He gives us an insight into the issues surrounding Vaquita conservation from a fishermen’s perspective.

December 9th, 2008 | Read | No Comments

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Chile Creates Whale Sanctuary

Good news about the marine environment seems to be an increasingly rare occurrence these days. However, there was only celebration in Chile yesterday after a Government announcement declaring Chilean waters a Whale Sanctuary.

September 11th, 2008 | Read | 1 Comment