richcrisler 1 year, 9 months ago said: Please Join the sea shepherd conservation society This will help to save our oceans and the sea animals that live there.
richcrisler 1 year, 9 months ago said: http://www.seashepherd.org/ We would like to thank those supporters who have generously contributed supplies and equipment to help our cause. Some of the supplies we list below are permanent Wish List items because they are items which either need to be replaced regularly or are items for which there is a need for multiples.
If you have any of these items or are able to purchase any of these items on Sea Shepherd's behalf, your special support will be greatly appreciated. In the United States, In-Kind Gifts are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
How to Give an In-Kind Gift:
1.) You can purchase the item yourself and call our office to get the appropriate shipping address. [Please keep in mind that when shipping from a country outside the United States, additional customs costs may be charged to your shipment.]
OR
2.) You can call our office and provide us with a donation by credit card; we will then purchase the item that you specify.
Contact us at: info@seashepherd.org or call: +1-360-370-5650
richcrisler 1 year, 9 months ago said: Please support the cause. ENGINE ROOM WISHLIST
Lathe tools for use with Colchester Bantam -
Centre Lathe 600: LH + RH cutting tools Parting tool Boring bar DTI with magnetic base
General tools :
Welding helmet 4mm General purpose mild steel welding rods Non contact tachometer Air operated oil barrel pump for pumping out 50 gallon drums Angle grinder large Bosch Angle grinder small Bosch 4 1/2" Cutting discs thin (1mm) Die grinder heavy duty with quality stone grinding wheels HSS drills 1/16" to 1/2" in 32 increments Metal weather proof deck lights (six of) Electrical power tools extension cords (British connection) Assorted BSP/NPT galvanized metal Pipe fittings 1/2" 3/4" 1" street elbows Hex nipples, unions, 45 degree bends, 90 degree bends
The Galapagos National Park Rangers (GNP) Wish List
We would like to thank those supporters who have contributed supplies and equipment over the past several months for the GNP Park Rangers. We would like the public to know that we will continue to collect the following items on behalf of the Galapagos National Park Rangers.
The Galapagos National Park Rangers are in need of the following items: Apparel: Boots: Hiking Boots – Sizes 8 to 10 Rain Ponchos Supplies: Binoculars: High-powered, waterproof First Aid Kits Law Enforcement Equipment: Handcuffs, Stun Guns, etc. Live Capture Animal Traps Notebooks and Pens: Waterproof Equipment: Computers: Laptop GPS Units: Hand Held Outboard Motors Radios: Motorola Pro 150 (Standard with Existing Equipment) Radios: VHF Skiffs (Small, Fast), Powerboats and Inflatables 12'-24"
Laundry Liquid (Front Loader) Toilet Paper Multi - Purpose Cleaner Paper Towels Tough Rubbish Bags Sponges Tupperware containers (or similar) AAA & D Batteries Vaccum bags (any)
Thank you for your support!
richcrisler 1 year, 9 months ago said: Captain Paul Watson March 13, 2008
As the whaling season draws to a close, so does our Whale Defense Campaign, Operation Migaloo. After numerous confrontations with the Japanese whalers over the course of many weeks, we were able to keep the spot light on Japan's illegal whaling program and in so doing, saved nearly 500 whales from their deadly harpoons. As our ship returns to Melbourne, we are satisfied knowing we have saved so many lives, and feel remorse for the ones we couldn't. Now we prepare for our Seal Defense Campaign, and hope that our efforts for the whales have not been in vain. Operatio Migaloo a Success- 500 Whales Saved!
Steve Irwin returning to Melbourne For more than five weeks since January 12th, Sea Shepherd has successfully prevented the Japanese whaling fleet from murdering any whales. By our estimate, that means nearly 500 Piked whales have been spared this season, half of the Japanese quota. And, no humpbacks were killed at all. This makes Operation Migaloo the longest and most successful Whale Defense Campaign in our history.
Near the end of our fuel reserves, we have left the Japanese whaling fleet in the midst of a huge Antarctic winter storm and are returning to Melbourne. We're expected to arrive this weekend, and will be dockside by March 17th at Wharf 3 in the Docklands. Come visit to show your support!
Click here to read updates on Operation Migaloo Captain Watson Survives Shooting Attempt On March 7th in the Southern Ocean during a confrontation with the Japanese whaling fleet, Captain Watson was watching his crew throw rancid butter canisters at the whalers when he felt a thud in his chest. Moments later, he inspected his kevlar vest and discovered he'd been shot just above the heart. Because of his vest and an anti-poaching metal badge underneath, Captain Watson sustained only minor injuries and is fine. The badge however was bent significantly.
Although the Japanese embassy initially reported that the whalers had fired warning shots at our ship, they quickly denied the claim once Sea Shepherd announced Captain Watson had been shot. They also claim the grenades the Japanese Coast Guard threw at the Steve Irwin, which caused minor injuries for two crewmembers, were "warning balls."
Click here to watch the video of the confrontation
To read Captain Watson's commentary on staying focused on the real issues, click here Seal Demonstrations this Weekend! March 15th is the International Day of Action for the Seals and demonstrations have been organized globally. To find out if there's a demonstration near you, click here!
This Whale Defense Campaign, Operation Migaloo, has been one of the most successful Sea Shepherd campaigns for the whales in our 30 year history. We intend to maintain our momentum for ocean wildlife straight through into our next campaign for the Canadian harp seals, which is only possible with the continued support of our friends around the world. Thank you for helping to make it happen.
For the Oceans,
Captain Paul Watson Founder and President ______________________________________ email: captainwatson@seashepherd.org telephone: +1 (360) 370-5650 fax: +1 (360) 370-5651 website: www.seashepherd.org
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richcrisler 1 year, 9 months ago said:
Please Join the sea shepherd conservation society
This will help to save our oceans and the sea animals that live there.
richcrisler 1 year, 9 months ago said:
http://www.seashepherd.org/
We would like to thank those supporters who have generously contributed supplies and equipment to help our cause. Some of the supplies we list below are permanent Wish List items because they are items which either need to be replaced regularly or are items for which there is a need for multiples.
If you have any of these items or are able to purchase any of these items on Sea Shepherd's behalf, your special support will be greatly appreciated. In the United States, In-Kind Gifts are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
How to Give an In-Kind Gift:
1.) You can purchase the item yourself and call our office to get the appropriate shipping address. [Please keep in mind that when shipping from a country outside the United States, additional customs costs may be charged to your shipment.]
OR
2.) You can call our office and provide us with a donation by credit card; we will then purchase the item that you specify.
Contact us at: info@seashepherd.org or call: +1-360-370-5650
richcrisler 1 year, 9 months ago said:
Please support the cause.
ENGINE ROOM WISHLIST
Lathe tools for use with Colchester Bantam -
Centre Lathe 600:
LH + RH cutting tools
Parting tool
Boring bar
DTI with magnetic base
General tools :
Welding helmet
4mm General purpose mild steel welding rods
Non contact tachometer
Air operated oil barrel pump for pumping out 50 gallon drums
Angle grinder large Bosch
Angle grinder small Bosch 4 1/2"
Cutting discs thin (1mm)
Die grinder heavy duty with quality stone grinding wheels
HSS drills 1/16" to 1/2" in 32 increments
Metal weather proof deck lights (six of)
Electrical power tools extension cords (British connection)
Assorted BSP/NPT galvanized metal
Pipe fittings 1/2" 3/4" 1" street elbows
Hex nipples, unions, 45 degree bends, 90 degree bends
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Our Friday Harbor office crew at our International Headquarters would appreciate any of the following:
Office Equipment:
PC Laptops
Mac Laptops
Office chairs
Printer (ink jet or laser)
General office supplies:
Box-Bottom (only) Hanging Folders
Clipboards
Colored Copy Paper (light blue, light green, light yellow, goldenrod)
Cartons of Copy Paper (white, recycled)
Post-it Notes
Tyvek Shipping Envelopes (sizes 9x12 and 10x13)
Padded Envelopes (all sizes, recycled)
Printer Cartridges: C4096A, C6578D, 51645A
Tape – All Kinds needed:
Masking Tape, Plumbers Tape, Electrical Tape, Denso Tape, Duct Tape
Scotch Tape 3/4”
Shipping Tape 2” – Heavy Duty
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The Galapagos National Park Rangers (GNP) Wish List
We would like to thank those supporters who have contributed supplies and equipment over the past several months for the GNP Park Rangers. We would like the public to know that we will continue to collect the following items on behalf of the Galapagos National Park Rangers.
The Galapagos National Park Rangers are in need of the following items:
Apparel:
Boots: Hiking Boots – Sizes 8 to 10
Rain Ponchos
Supplies:
Binoculars: High-powered, waterproof
First Aid Kits
Law Enforcement Equipment: Handcuffs, Stun Guns, etc.
Live Capture Animal Traps
Notebooks and Pens: Waterproof
Equipment:
Computers: Laptop
GPS Units: Hand Held
Outboard Motors
Radios: Motorola Pro 150 (Standard with Existing Equipment)
Radios: VHF
Skiffs (Small, Fast), Powerboats and Inflatables 12'-24"
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Wish List Items for the Melbourne Office
Ship To: Sea Shepherd
Suite 7, 288 Brunswick Street
Fitzroy, VIC 3065
Office hours: 12:00pm - 3.30pm Mon; 9:00am - 3.30pm Tues/Fri
Laundry Liquid (Front Loader)
Toilet Paper
Multi - Purpose Cleaner
Paper Towels
Tough Rubbish Bags
Sponges
Tupperware containers (or similar)
AAA & D Batteries
Vaccum bags (any)
Thank you for your support!
richcrisler 1 year, 9 months ago said:
Captain Paul Watson
March 13, 2008
As the whaling season draws to a close, so does our Whale Defense Campaign, Operation Migaloo. After numerous confrontations with the Japanese whalers over the course of many weeks, we were able to keep the spot light on Japan's illegal whaling program and in so doing, saved nearly 500 whales from their deadly harpoons. As our ship returns to Melbourne, we are satisfied knowing we have saved so many lives, and feel remorse for the ones we couldn't. Now we prepare for our Seal Defense Campaign, and hope that our efforts for the whales have not been in vain.
Operatio Migaloo a Success- 500 Whales Saved!
Steve Irwin returning to Melbourne
For more than five weeks since January 12th, Sea Shepherd has successfully prevented the Japanese whaling fleet from murdering any whales. By our estimate, that means nearly 500 Piked whales have been spared this season, half of the Japanese quota. And, no humpbacks were killed at all. This makes Operation Migaloo the longest and most successful Whale Defense Campaign in our history.
Near the end of our fuel reserves, we have left the Japanese whaling fleet in the midst of a huge Antarctic winter storm and are returning to Melbourne. We're expected to arrive this weekend, and will be dockside by March 17th at Wharf 3 in the Docklands. Come visit to show your support!
Click here to read updates on Operation Migaloo
Captain Watson Survives Shooting Attempt
On March 7th in the Southern Ocean during a confrontation with the Japanese whaling fleet, Captain Watson was watching his crew throw rancid butter canisters at the whalers when he felt a thud in his chest. Moments later, he inspected his kevlar vest and discovered he'd been shot just above the heart. Because of his vest and an anti-poaching metal badge underneath, Captain Watson sustained only minor injuries and is fine. The badge however was bent significantly.
Although the Japanese embassy initially reported that the whalers had fired warning shots at our ship, they quickly denied the claim once Sea Shepherd announced Captain Watson had been shot. They also claim the grenades the Japanese Coast Guard threw at the Steve Irwin, which caused minor injuries for two crewmembers, were "warning balls."
Click here to watch the video of the confrontation
To read Captain Watson's commentary on staying focused on the real issues, click here
Seal Demonstrations this Weekend!
March 15th is the International Day of Action for the Seals and demonstrations have been organized globally. To find out if there's a demonstration near you, click here!
This Whale Defense Campaign, Operation Migaloo, has been one of the most successful Sea Shepherd campaigns for the whales in our 30 year history. We intend to maintain our momentum for ocean wildlife straight through into our next campaign for the Canadian harp seals, which is only possible with the continued support of our friends around the world. Thank you for helping to make it happen.
For the Oceans,
Captain Paul Watson
Founder and President
______________________________________
email: captainwatson@seashepherd.org
telephone: +1 (360) 370-5650
fax: +1 (360) 370-5651
website: www.seashepherd.org