Campaign 2008. in association with 'Elemental Tours'
Dolphin Care Uk is determined to help stop the needless killing of our beautiful dolphins.
These Common Dolphins leaping is just how we should see them, not like the photo below.
Dolphins and porpoises are dying in hundreds, maybe thousands, in fishing nets around the UK. The awful spectacle of dead dolphins on our beaches will continue unless more action is taken.
The death of dolphins and porpoises in fishing nets is not only a conservation issue, but also a critical welfare matter. As panic sets in, the trapped dolphins thrash around in their struggle to surface for air. It is common for dolphins to suffer many broken teeth, Their beaks, jaws and fins are torn in their furious attempt to break free from the net. Eventually they will run out of air, suffocate and die.
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The bass trawl fishery has killed an estimated 67,500 common dolphins in the last 15 years. The dolphins are trapped and killed in nets dragged at high speed through the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay during December, January, February and March. Hundreds more dolphins will die this winter, and Dolphin Care Uk and The Wildlife Trusts believe that the only solution is to ban this form of fishing until possible solutions or alternative measures have been fully trialled and researched.
Join Dolphin Care Uk in association with 'Elemental Tours' Cornwall.
UNIQUE OPORTUNITY TO HELP RECORD AND MONITOR THE EFFECTS OF PAIR TRAWLING
Elemental Tours are a Wildlife marine cruise business operating out of Penzance, Cornwall, all year round, using a custom-designed R.I.B (rigid inflatable boat) Elemental Tours are not just a business, but are active wildlife campaigners and environmentalists, they are also part of the Cornwall Strandings operation. and are, along with many others, trying to put an end to the pelagic pair trawling for 'Bass' by the whole European fishery.
If you love dolphins, now is your unique chance to make a difference, and join us on a Sea Trip to help us monitor what is happening, record sightings and observe Common dolphins and their newborn Calves, for scars and net marks. We need help to gather evidence by use of digital photography, video recorders and record data on special sightings forms. The Common dolphins appear to breed in Cornish waters and the English Channel and the baby calves stand no chance to develop and thrive without the publics help.
We are offering discounted prices to all wildlife supporters and environmentally friendly organisations. Looking for Whales, Dolphins, Seals, Sharks and Sea-birds. Our special prices have been reduced, in exchange for your help.
We are offering you an amazing chance to come on a research trip, where you will help to preserve marine wildlife.
We need to be out on the water as much as possible and simply cannot continue our monitoring and research unless you support us all year round. Together we can document the evidence to help save the dolphins once and for all!
With your help, We will make a difference.
If you would like to help us and more importantly 'Help the Dolphins stay alive' then get in touch with us as soon as possible.
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