Shortly before midnight on July 22, 2026, a California sea lion resting on the low protective wall at La Jolla Cove in San Diego was approached by a young man who squared up in front of the animal, laughed, and kicked it. When the animal tried to escape down the adjacent sidewalk, the individual pursued […]
For decades, marine parks occupied a unique place in popular culture. Families traveled hundreds of miles to watch killer whales launch skyward, dolphins perform synchronized routines, and sea lions entertain audiences with carefully choreographed behaviors. For many visitors, these experiences created lasting memories and sparked a fascination with ocean wildlife that might otherwise never have
A SeaWorld San Diego race meant to promote the park became something entirely different when PETA correspondent Starlynn Costa crossed the finish line first in the women’s division wearing a bold “SeaWorld Kills” shirt and turned her victory into a public protest against animals being kept in captivity and used for entertainment. Costa, a registered
Whale Tales 2026 opens February 19 in Maui, marking a powerful moment for marine science, public education, and global conservation at a time when whales—and the oceans they depend on—face unprecedented pressure from climate change, habitat disruption, industrial activity, and human exploitation. This year’s gathering is far more than a conference. It represents a major
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Circuses, Dolphin Outlook, Oceana, SAN News, Stop Wildlife Crime, Whales, Zoo'sAt Sustainable Action Now, we believe that true conservation protects animals in their natural habitats, not in tanks. The polished shows and dazzling displays at marine parks like SeaWorld often hide a darker, more disturbing reality that the industry desperately tries to keep from public view. The viral campaigns and poignant images highlighting the plight
At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that lasting environmental change starts with informed action and bold legislation. That’s why we’re proud to report the recent passage of the Accelerating Networking, Cyberinfrastructure, and Hardware for Oceanic Research (ANCHOR) Act – HR 1223 in the U.S. House of Representatives. This forward-thinking bill is a huge win for
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Oceana, Rescue Network, SAN NewsAt Sustainable Action Now, we believe every creature has the right to live free from cruelty, exploitation, and unnecessary suffering. Whether on land or beneath the waves, animals around the globe are caught in the crosshairs of human negligence and environmental destruction. One of the most heartbreaking examples? A shark, trapped in a discarded fishing
At Sustainable Action Now, we work every day to confront the climate emergency, dismantle environmental injustice, and build a sustainable future grounded in transparency and community resilience. That’s why we are deeply concerned—and frankly, outraged—by recent revelations that the National Weather Service (NWS) is racing to fill critical vacancies just as the 2025 hurricane season
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Bears, Oceana, Rescue Network, SAN NewsAt Sustainable Action Now, every action we take is rooted in a powerful belief: that compassion, responsibility, and advocacy can change the world. From fighting for animal rights and ending cruelty to promoting environmental justice and wildlife conservation, our work is a call to action—and it starts with YOU. This month, we shine a spotlight
