Meet the newest vessel vessel in the Sea Shepherd fleet, which has now officially been named, Triton. Built in 2013, it was originally named the Sir Adrian Johns as the flagship vessel of the Royal Police of Gibraltar. Now operated by Sea Shepherd Germany, it’s just under 23 metres long, 6 metres wide, and has a top speed of around 28 knots. It has a purpose-built room for our diving team, several sleeping berths, a crane and a small boat. We are eagerly awaiting the vessel's very first campaign

An eye opening documentary is coming. 🎥🌊 For almost 10 years, Sea Shepherd ships and crew have fought back tirelessly against the scourge of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, wreaking havoc on wildlife and coastal communities. Join us on a journey into the heart of that work in West Africa, where together with local authorities, we confront IUU fishing and defend waters that have been taken advantage of for too long. This Wednesday, the premiere of our newest film, Turning the Tide,

Killing upwards of 500,000 sharks every year, the arrest of the Labiko 2 in 2017 was a massive victory for the sharks on the west coast of Africa🦈💙 That arrest is now featured in the new Shark Week film #TheFinMovie, streaming on discovery starting July 13. Directed by Eli Roth and executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, this film explores the important truth behind millions of shark deaths. It’s a must-watch for #SharkWeek! | Sea Shepherd