Ubuntu Magazine issue 11: A Sanctuary for humpback whales
Featured in Ubuntu Magazine
I’m honored to be featured in Ubuntu Magazine, a publication dedicated to promoting wildlife conservation across the globe.
In this issue, I share my unforgettable experience with the humpback whales in Hervey Bay, a place that holds immense significance in the conservation of the Australian eastern coast humpback population. This unique sanctuary serves as a resting and socializing spot for the whales during their migration, contributing greatly to their thriving numbers today.
Hervey Bay has given me the opportunity to witness these gentle giants in their natural habitat, observing their playful interactions and deep bonds. Being able to tell their story is a privilege, and I’m grateful to Ubuntu Magazine for highlighting the importance of protecting both these incredible animals and the environments that sustain them.
Read more about this inspiring feature and my journey with humpback whales in Ubuntu Magazine.
Adoption report
With the NGO Objectif Science International and the whale watching company Explore Ocean, we had a big unexpected encounter of a pilot whale calf, alone in a pod of bottlenose dolphin. This is a report of a potential adoption recorded for the first time in the Bay of Biscay.
Report 2022-2023
A new impact report with the team of Ocean Missions Iceland that I’m so proud to be part of. The report highlights what has been done in 2022 and 2023 for a better ocean.
Leucistic striped dolphin report
This report has been done since a survey with the NGO Objectif Science International and the whale watching company Explore Ocean, offshore Hendaye in the Bay of Bscay. We had the chance to encounter a very rare leucistic striped dolphin. Here more explanation in this report.
Report 2020 - 2021
Ocean Missions is an NGO based in Husavik, Iceland to inspire people to be Ocean Ambassadors and contribute to the protection of the ocean. Before working with them as part of the team, I was a volunteer helping to do the annual report of 2020 and 2021.