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Karen Hanegan Osh
Зарегистрирован: 13.01.2011 Сообщения: 2 Откуда: Olympia, WA, USA
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Добавлено: Чт Янв 13, 2011 2:16 pm Заголовок сообщения: Introduction - Hello! |
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I am making this post to introduce myself. My name is Karen Hanegan Osh and I reside in Olympia, WA, USA, right on Puget Sound where I used to sail all the time; and first gained my interest in the Dall's porpoises that would ride my bow wake, and the orcas I would occasionally see. I was in love with them after an orca unexpectedly breached just feet from my sailboat!
I am a member of the Orca Network in Puget Sound, which tracks our resident and non-resident orcas; works to ensure they are healthy, and does research on them. At the present time we are involved in efforts to get the orca Lolita (Tokitae is her real name) released from Miami Seaquarium and re-introduced to her family pod here. She was captured 40 years ago, but her family remains; she has a new sister, 6 years old.
I am interested in learning all I can about orcas in particular and other marine life.
Karen Hanegan Osh ![Very Happy](images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif) _________________ Karen Hanegan Osh |
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Добавлено: Чт Янв 13, 2011 2:52 pm Заголовок сообщения: |
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Hi Karen, welcome to our forum! Please tell us more about Orca Network. I have worked with Vancouver Aquarium for some time, but they deal mostly with the Northern Residents, not with the Southern as you do.
Most discussions at our forum are in Russian, but if you want to read them you can translate them with Google Translator or ask us. Most of the people here can understand English - more or less ![Wink](images/smiles/icon_wink.gif) |
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AndrewR
Зарегистрирован: 13.01.2011 Сообщения: 76 Откуда: Saint-Petersburg
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Добавлено: Пт Янв 14, 2011 11:03 am Заголовок сообщения: |
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Now i have slightly more motivation for my google searches, because most interesting stuff written in english, anyway.
For example, last year Lori Marino call for re-considering our "use" of captive marine mammals was well-reflected in Ukraine, but not-so-well here (forum), or in russian media/Internet sector.
So, we (as nation) missing a lot of news and stuff ...... This lead to outdated vision. |
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anzes
Зарегистрирован: 03.08.2011 Сообщения: 2
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Добавлено: Ср Авг 03, 2011 11:07 pm Заголовок сообщения: Hello from me too |
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Hello, I am a 'cetacean campaigner' from Greece. The full story is here: www.freegreekdolphins.blogspot.com
My experience with cetaceans has been merely viewing them from a cruise ship's boardsidem many times, in the Greek sea of Aegeum. For this reason I oppose their captivity. I believe they should not be treated like objects.
The dolphins inside the first ever Greek dolphinarium come from Sevastopol, Ukraine and we believe they come from the Black Sea.
I am not sure if Russian/Ukraine people have understood how cetaceans are tortured inside dolphinaria, but it is important that Russians who have such a vast country natural resource keep it free from pollution and also try to shut down their dolphinaria businesses that tortures so many intelligent species.
We can see whales and dolphins from boats, no need to put them into stinky tanks with chlorinated water! We can co-exist without causing pain.
Here is a set of documentaries about greek cetaceans (sorry but no subtitles to English yet):
http://www.whaletrackers.com/whales-mediterranean-sea/greek/whalesmed2/
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Зарегистрирован: 18.12.2010 Сообщения: 163
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Добавлено: Чт Авг 04, 2011 7:56 pm Заголовок сообщения: Re: Hello from me too |
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anzes писал(а): | I am not sure if Russian/Ukraine people have understood how cetaceans are tortured inside dolphinaria, but it is important that Russians who have such a vast country natural resource keep it free from pollution and also try to shut down their dolphinaria businesses that tortures so many intelligent species.
We can see whales and dolphins from boats, no need to put them into stinky tanks with chlorinated water! We can co-exist without causing pain. |
Nice to meet you, Anna!
There are many places far from seas in Russia and ecotourism industry is seemingly poorly developed. I'm afraid, many people here would like more dolphinaria be deployed. We already have a few travelling marine mammal shows, in addition to several stationary facilities. |
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anzes
Зарегистрирован: 03.08.2011 Сообщения: 2
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Добавлено: Пт Авг 05, 2011 12:18 am Заголовок сообщения: hello |
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Spaciba!
What a pity for a country like Russia that had the world's best literature, poets, scientists, thinkers, to support such barbarisms.
Europe is not a 'saint', we tell the man who opened the first Greek dolphinarium in June 2010, ''you only want money''!!! He says ''no, I want to protect animals, breed them, save them from fishermen....''. That is a LIE. How can you save them from fishermen when you turn them into a circus? They die sooner in captivity than in the wild, according go some scientists....
A PROPOSITION
Where I live in Cyprus we had dolphinariums (Russian businessmen brought them here) and many dolphins died. Cyprus Government made a law that bans importation of cetaceans and now we have no dolphinarium but we have a LOT of Waterparks where a lot of money are made.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterpark
So I suggest that Utrish turns itself into a Waterpark mega-business and show some civilizational standard instead of barbarism in Russia. Germany had 10 dolphinariums and now 2 are left and they are closing down too, in Greece we give a big fight against the first ever dolphinarium, this business IS DYING, time for Russia and Ukraine (and that lovely little country, Lithuania..) to follow...
Thanks for the welcome, Anna
PS: Some favorite articles from our blog regarding dolphinaria:
1) Bulgaria says No to second dolphinarium
http://freegreekdolphins.blogspot.com/2011/07/scandalous-deal-for-bulgarias-2nd.html
2) How Cyprus banned dolphinariums
http://freegreekdolphins.blogspot.com/2010/06/how-cypriot-dolphinarium-closed-down.html
3) How Croatia banned dolphinariums while Lithuania promotes them
http://freegreekdolphins.blogspot.com/2011/07/how-croatia-banned-dolphin-exploitation.html _________________ www.freegreekdolphins.blogspot.com |
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Добавлено: Вт Дек 18, 2018 1:07 am Заголовок сообщения: Introduction Hello |
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Good to have you here Im sure youll be able to find what youre looking for and grow an appreciation for brainwave entrainment here.
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