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A lifetime keeping whales and dolphins safe!

Forty years on from the international ban on commercial whaling, EIA co‑founder Jenny Lonsdale reflects on a lifetime working to protect whales and strengthen global conservation. From her first voyage to document Norwegian whaling in 1983 to helping expose cruelty and attending 28 International Whaling Commission meetings, her story is deeply intertwined with the evolution of the IWC and the fight to safeguard cetaceans. Read her powerful personal reflection in our special commemorative report!

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Türkiye’s deepening plastics waste crisis

Huge volumes of plastic waste are behind a mounting crisis of health risks, pollution and fire in Türkiye. To highlight the situation, we’ve shared a guest blog by our Turkish plastics pollution partner Umut Özşimşek, Editor of the platform Çukuravo.

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Sarah's Antarctic venture

While many people were getting stuck into the annual Christmas festivities, EIA Senior Ocean Campaigner Sarah Dolman instead joined an expedition to survey the state of whale populations in the Antarctic and shared an overview of her trip on her return.

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Fancy a challenge?

This year, we’re offering an even broader range of challenge events to keep you motivated. Whether you’re aiming for a 10k run or ready to take the plunge at Swim Serpentine, there’s a challenge for every ability.

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