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Dolphins and whales need your help! For four decades the International Marine Mammal Project (IMMP) has led the way for crucial victories around the world. From Dolphin Safe tuna fishing practices that save approximately 90,000 dolphins from drowning every year, to taking on the brutal dolphin slaughters in Japan, to leading the successful effort to rescue Keiko, orca star of the movie Free Willy, we don't shy away from the tough challenges.

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IMMP is a proud project of the Earth Island Institute, a non-profit, tax-exempt environmental protection organization supporting a global network of conservation action Projects working for a better world.

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Support IMMP Campaigns

Ending Captivity

It is cruel to capture and hold dolphins and whales in concrete tanks to perform tricks. Your support helps us continue the fight for retiring dolphins and whales to seaside sanctuaries.

Protecting from Slaughter

From working within the International Whaling Commission to collaborating with grassroots groups and local fishermen, we are ending commercial whaling and stopping dolphin killing around the world.

Dolphin Safe Fishing

We led the effort to confront the largest killing of dolphins in world history by the commercial tuna industry. Your support helps us end dangerous and destructive fishing practices and make the oceans safe for marine mammals.

Photo Credits: Mark J. Palmer (orca with crowd), Michael Nolan (breaching orca, spotted dolphins)

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For more than 40 years, the International Marine Mammal Project (IMMP) has led the fight to protect dolphins, whales and the ocean environment. We have achieved victories for marine mammals around the world and work to make the oceans safe for marine mammals.

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