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In 2013 Sea Shepherd Global was established in Amsterdam to coordinate communications and logistics for the Sea Shepherd fleet on campaigns outside the United States. Today the movement has independent entities in over 20 countries working together on direct-action campaigns around the world.
After thirteen years of loyal service from combatting whalers in the Southern Ocean, chasing tooth-fish poachers for 110 days across three oceans, to shutting down poaching operations in West Africa, it was finally time to retire the beloved Sea Shepherd Global vessel, M/Y Bob Barker.
As part of the Monachus Campaign, Sea Shepherd Italy crew onboard the M/Y Conrad and the M/Y Sea Eagle identify and confiscate over 7672 illegal octopus fishing pots from the waters off the Arcipelago Toscano National Park, handing them over to the Financial Guard, in the largest seizure of octopus fishing traps ever in Mediterranean Sea.
Age of Union Alliance, led by tech leader and environmental activist Dax Dasilva, pledges $4.5 million USD to support Sea Shepherd's efforts to battle illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing worldwide. In recognition of this generous gift, the 182-foot Sea Shepherd vessel formerly named Sam Simon is renamed: M/Y Age of Union.
Gabon's Minister of Fisheries, Biendi Maganga-Moussavou, issues an emergency decree suspending the Gabonese shrimp fishery indefinitely after making alarming discoveries while on fisheries patrol with the Sea Shepherd vessel Bob Barker. He also expels a purse-seiner that refused to release two whales from its fishing net for hours.
A Sea Shepherd volunteer in the Faroe Islands records the slaughter of a super-pod of 1428 Atlantic White-Sided Dolphins at Sklabotnur beach, resulting in international condemnation and the creation of the Stop the Grind collective.
Purchased through funding from Allianz SE, Allianz Technology, and Allianz Italy, the M/Y Sea Eagle will be used on Sea Shepherd's campaigns in the Mediterranean Sea to address the issue of plastic marine debris.
Sea Shepherd's latest campaign in West Africa, in partnership with the Sierra Leone Navy, launches with the arrest of five trawlers for illegal fishing by the Sierra Leone Navy stationed on board the Bob Barker, carried out during a series of covert at-sea raids.
Sea Shepherd campaigns in Africa, France, and the Faroe Islands are featured in the groundbreaking Netflix documentary Seaspiracy, about the environmental impact of fishing by directors Ali and Lucy Tabrizi.
Sea Shepherd's partnership with the government of Gabon to combat illegal fishing in the largest network of marine protected areas in West Africa is featured in the "Humans" episode of the BBC series A Perfect Planet, narrated by Sir David Attenborough.
Sea Shepherd partners with LessonUp to create a channel of free resources for secondary and primary school teachers and students on marine conservation topics, from illegal fishing to plastic pollution.
The Deutsche Postcode Lotterie (German postcode lottery) gives Sea Shepherd Germany a grant of 100,000 Euros to help fund their Baltic Sea Campaign, which promotes the protection of native species and marine habitats in the Baltic Sea.
Sea Shepherd Italy receives a newly-donated catamaran, the M/Y Conrad, to help protect Mediterranean waters around the Aeolian Islands from illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing as part of Operation Siso.
As the world goes into lockdown due the spreading Covid-19 pandemic, Sea Shepherd's fleet -- including the Ocean Warrior, Bob Barker and Sam Simon -- follows the advice of its Medical Advisory Board to enact self-quarantine measures in port for the safety of the crew. The ships would return to anti-poaching patrols after three months.
After serving as the Sea Shepherd flagship for over a decade in campaigns from the Southern Ocean to defend the whales all the way to the Danish Faroe Islands to defend pilot whales and dolphins, it was finally time for the M/Y Steve Irwin to retire.
Operation Vanguard launches in Namibia with Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) compliance officials onboard the Ocean Warrior to stop illegal factory trawlers on the Skeleton Coast.
Sea Shepherd returns to the Mediterranean Sea with the M/Y Sam Simon to protect Italian waters from illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing. Working in partnership with Italian authorities, this campaign known as Operation Siso focuses on the use of illegal drift nets and other deadly fishing gear around the Aeolian Islands in the South Tyrrhenian Sea, part of the Mediterranean Sea off the west coast of Italy.
Sea Shepherd launches its partnership with the Benin government to tackle illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing in the Gulf of Guinea, with Sea Shepherd crew and local nongovernmental organization (NGO) Eco-Benin working together with law enforcement agents representing the State Action on the Sea, the Navy of Benin and the Ministry of Fisheries on board the Sea Shepherd vessel Bob Barker.
In a joint operation with the Liberian Ministry of National Defense to tackle illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing in the Republic of Liberia, West Africa, Sea Shepherd assisted the Liberian Coast Guard in the arrest of a foreign-flagged industrial trawler caught plundering artisanal fishing waters.
With the formal support of 27 Members of the European Parliament, Sea Shepherd Netherlands submits a request to the European Commission to launch infringement proceedings against Denmark for facilitating the slaughter of pilot whales and other cetaceans in the Faroe Islands.
Sea Shepherd Global announces the launch of Operation Siracusa 2016; the third consecutive campaign to tackle poaching and illegal fishing in the Plemmirio Marine Reserve on the east coast of Syracuse, Italy.
Using evidence provided by Captain Peter Hammarstedt in a contempt case against Japanese whaling company, Kyodo Senpaku Kaisha Ltd (Kyodo), the Australian Federal Court issues a $1 million fine to the whalers (to this date it remains unpaid).
The Sam Simon stops in the northern port of Troms, Norway to document a shipment of endangered Fin whale meat being shipped to Japan. The Norwegian navy board to inspect the Sam Simon then allow it to leave.
Following on from the incredibly successful 2014 campaign, Sea Shepherd Global launches Operation Siracusa 2015. Led by Sea Shepherd Italia, the campaign aims to defend the fragile ecosystem of the Plemmirio Marine Reserve, off the eastern coast of Siracusa in Sicily, against illegal fishing.
Operation Saimaa Seal is launched to protect the world's most endangered seal and one of the most endangered mammals in the world, the Saimaa ringed seal of Lake Saimaa, Finland. They succeed in removing 10 illegal nets and almost 200 illegal fishing traps. No seals were killed during the 6-month campaign.
UK Supreme Court rules in favor of Sea Shepherd UK in a lawsuit brought by Fish & Fish Limited against Sea Shepherd for cutting nets to free endangered bluefin tuna in Liberia in Operation Blue Rage in 2010.
In the Faroe Islands, Operation Grindstop commences with Pamela Anderson and Ross McCall coming to the Faroes to lend support to the campaign. Volunteers are arrested when attempting to interfere with the Grind, and several small boats are seized.
Sea Shepherd Italia launches the first Operation Siracusa to protect sea urchins and the endangered dusky grouper from poachers in the Protected Marine Area of the Parco del Plemmirio, off the Eastern coast of Syracuse, Sicily.
Sea Shepherd challenges Denmark in the European Commission regarding pilot whale slaughter in the Danish Faroe Islands, citing the Bern Convention, Bonn Convention and Agreement on the Conservation of Small Cetaceans of the Baltic and North Seas.
In a New York Times article, the Institute of Cetacean Research confirms that the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society cost the illegal Japanese whalers $20.5 million in losses for the 2010-2011 whaling season in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary.
Sea Shepherd visits the corporate headquarters of Hong Kong Airlines to confront the airline for transporting live dolphins to captive facilities. Shortly after airline officials ban the transport of wild animals.
An injunction is issued by the Ninth Circuit court in the United States that prohibits Sea Shepherd USA, Paul Watson, and all its employees from coming within 500 yards of the Japanese whale poaching vessels. In order to continue Operation Zero Tolerance, Captain Paul Watson steps down from Sea Shepherd USA and Australia, as well as his position as captain of the Steve Irwin. Captain Siddharth Chakravarty takes over the Steve Irwin, and Sea Shepherd Australia Managing Director Jeff Hansen and Australian former Greens Party senator, Bob Brown take over as leaders of Operation Zero Tolerance.
Operation Desert Seal begins in Namibia. Crews attempt to document and expose the largest slaughter of marine mammals in the world, Cape Fur Seals. Crewmembers are robbed, harassed, and chased.
The Steve Irwin is detained in the Shetland Island after Maltese fishing company, Fish & Fish files a suit against Sea Shepherd in civil court for alleged damage to fishing gear caused during Operation Blue Rage. The Steve Irwin is released in August after Sea Shepherd supporters raise $735,000 to free the ship.
The Steve Irwin, Bob Barker, and Ady Gil navigate to the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary for Operation Waltzing Matilda to intervene against illegal whaling activities. The Shonan Maru No. 2 deliberately rams and sinks the Ady Gil. Captain Peter Bethune boards the Shonan Maru No. 2 to deliver an invoice for the loss of his sunken boat, which results in his transport to a Japanese prison. Operation Waltzing Matilda is a success, resulting in saving the lives of 528 whales and costing the Japanese whaling fleet tens of millions of dollar in losses.
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