| ORIGAMI WHALES PROJECT 2006 |
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| The Origami Whales Project has received continued support by WSPA.org (World Society for Protection of Animals). For further information on Marine Mammal protection campaigns, WSPA.org
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| Would you like to learn more about whales? Please click here or on the Cetacean Society International logo to view the Photo Gallery. |
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To return to the "Events" page, please click here |
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Here are
ways that you can still help: • There are numerous e-mail actions that you can take to protest against whaling. Please click here for information or refer to the links in the lefthand column and bottom of this page. • Please check back for updates on the exhibits of the "Curtain of 30,000 Origami Whales". • If your school or group would like to participate by sending origami whales to add to the curtain, please contact Peggy Oki. |
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Thank You: Cetacean Society International World Society for Protection of Animals International Fund for Animal Welfare The Norcross Wildlife Foundation William T. Colville Memorial Foundation Certis
Capital Carpinteria Valley Arts Council Carpinteria Woman's Club Alaska Center for the Environment Whaingarora Environment Centre Arcobaleno Trade Paul Wellman Photography Scott Starr Photography |
Thank
You! Gwen,
Denise, Deby, Liz, |
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Thanks to Everyone for their support and participation in the |
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| Thank You!Pat To all store employees for participating and providing information displays in your stores: |
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These are links to pages within this website, with information & action regarding Japan, Norway, & Iceland's whaling activities. |
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Background
information on commercial whaling
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