Save the Dolphins

How to Support Real Dolphin Conservation Projects Without Wasting Money

Supporting dolphin conservation does not have to involve costly tours or dubious donations. By checking the credibility of organisations, focusing on evidence‑based projects, and directing funds to transparent, EU‑linked initiatives,…

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Dolphin Science

Why Dolphins Matter to Ocean Ecosystems

Dolphins are top predators that help maintain the balance of marine food webs. By controlling the numbers of fish, squid and other marine species, they influence the distribution of nutrients…

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Threats to Dolphins

How Climate Change Is Affecting Dolphins and Their Ocean Habitat

Dolphins are already feeling the pressure of a warming planet. Rising sea temperatures, shifting currents and more frequent extreme weather events change where prey live, alter migration routes and increase…

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Conservation & Policy

Are Dolphins Endangered? A Simple Guide to Species at Risk

Dolphins are not a single species but a group of about 90 recognised species, each with a different conservation status. Some, such as the common bottlenose dolphin, are abundant and…

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Dolphin Interaction & Ethics

How Schools and Communities Can Raise Awareness for Dolphins

Why Dolphin Awareness Matters Dolphins are charismatic marine mammals that captivate people of all ages. Their intelligence, social behavior, and role in ocean ecosystems make them important indicators of marine…

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Threats to Dolphins

10 Everyday Habits That Can Help Protect Dolphins

Why everyday actions matter for dolphin conservation Dolphins are top predators in coastal and offshore ecosystems. Their health reflects the state of the oceans they inhabit. While large‑scale policies and…

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Rescue & Safety

What to Do If You See a Stranded or Injured Dolphin

Why a Dolphin Might End Up on Shore Dolphins are highly mobile marine mammals, but they can become beached or appear injured for a range of reasons. Understanding these causes…

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Dolphin Welfare

Captive Dolphins vs. Wild Dolphins: What Everyone Should Understand

What does “captive” really mean for dolphins? The word “captive” is often used loosely. In the context of dolphins, it refers to any individual that lives under human control for…

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Threats to Dolphins

Beach Cleanups for Dolphins: How Your Actions Help Ocean Wildlife

Why beach litter matters to dolphins Dolphins spend most of their lives in open water, but the health of their habitat is tightly linked to the condition of nearby coastlines.…

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Dolphin Science

How Noise Pollution Disrupts Dolphin Communication

Dolphins rely on sound to navigate, hunt, and socialize. Their acoustic world is rich, precise, and essential for survival. When human-made noises enter the ocean, they interfere with these vital…

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