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Thursday's Child
(a.k.a.: IMMP)

( Non Governmental Organization )

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Activities: Activist, Educational
 
Type: Non Governmental Organization
 
Scope: international
 
We Speak: English
 
Website: www.tchild.org
 
Main Email: N/A
 
Contact Email: mreppy [at] tchild.org
 
Phone: (415) 383-3149
 
Headquarters: 361 S. Morningsun Ave.
Mill Valley, California 94941
United States
 
Local Time: Thu Nov 26 00:02:09
 

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Project Thursday's Child will support Earth Island Institute (EII), International Marine Mammal Project IMMP mission to work to make oceans safer for marine mammals worldwide; to strive to eliminate dolphin mortality caused by the international tuna fishing industry; to end the use of driftnets; to stop tuna purse-seine fishers from encircling dolphins in their nets; to stop the resumption of commercial whaling worldwide; and to promote sustainable fishing.

 

ORCAS

  1. Stop any capture of wild orcas such as at Taiji, Japan in Feb. 1997. 
  2. Support the rehabilitation and freedom of captive orcas such as: KEIKO (Oregon Coast Aquarium), CORKY (Sea World, San Diego), LOLITA (Miami Seaquarium), VIGGA (Marine World Africa USA, Vallejo, CA.) BJOSSA (Vancouver Aquarium), TAIJI 3 (Japan) 
  3. Promote whale research in the wild, such as Paul Spong's ORCA LAB, in British Columbia. 
  4. Do public education on whale issues.

DOLPHINS

Do public education on the new dolphin legislation (Public law 105-42) which weakens dolphin protection. Support maintaining present standards for "Dolphin Safe" labels on tuna cans. Advocate buying only "Dolphin Safe" tuna.  

WHALING

  Build public opposition to recent moves by countries to open up commercial slaughter of whales by overturning the moratorium on whaling imposed by the International Whaling Commission (IWC) in 1986. Norway and Japan have been finding loopholes in the rules for years to kill whales, despite world opinion supporting protection for whales.

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