This playlist contains clips of whales and dolphins doing what they do best - swimming wild and free in the oceans. Enjoy!
Whale and Dolphin Conservation worked with the SEA LIFE Trust to create the world’s first whale sanctuary for captive beluga whales in Iceland.
Find our more about WDC and the work we do to create a world where every whale and dolphin is safe and free.
Adopt a Dolphin with Whale and Dolphin Conservation. Latest news on the bottlenose dolphins of the Moray Firth in Scotland from our field officer, Charlie Phillips. Adopt a dolphin at: https://uk.whales.org
Adopt an orca with Whale and Dolphin Conservation. These orcas (killer whales) belong to the Northern Resident Population and live in the waters around Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Adopt an orca at: http://whales.org
Adopt a Humpback Whale with Whale and Dolphin Conservation. These humpback whales spend the summer months feeding in the Gulf of Maine of the east coast of the USA before migrating to the Caribbean to breed and give birth. Adopt a whale at: http://whales.org
The dolphins of the Port River in Adelaide are the first known permanent resident population in a metropolitan area. Adopt a dolphin and help us to protect these special dolphins and give them a safer future. http://adopt-au.whales.org #portriver #portriverdolphins #adelaidedolphins #adoptadolphin
WDC works on many different issues concerning whales and dolphins, such as whaling and captivity. Here are a selection of videos highlighting our varied work.