Sea Shepherd has officially launched this year’s campaign in the Faroe Islands, marking the beginning of a five-month presence focused...

Background For centuries, the Faroe Islands have been practising whale hunting, referred to as the "Grindaráp," which involves chasing,...

Stop the Grind's webinar at Ocean Week united policy experts, legal minds, and activists to tackle the pressing issue of whaling.

Europe's largest music industry festival, The Great Escape, has decided to remove the Faroe Islands as the focus country for the 2024 event

As part of the EU Parliament's Ocean Week event, STG will be hosting a webinar "Blue Manifesto in Action: Uniting to End Whaling in Europe".

A recent article draws attention to the lack of evidence of the apparent humanness of the killing methods used in the Grindadráp. 

The EU faces challenges in addressing cetacean slaughter in the Faroe Islands, due to the islands' unique political status.

Yesterday 90 more pilot whales were killed in Hvalvik, bringing the death toll to 592 whales in just 8 weeks .

The Faroe Islands have made headlines five times in just eight weeks for killing 592 pilot whales during several large grinds. This...

The whales that weren't slaughtered were left in the fjord, where they stayed until Sunday evening, visibly stressed and traumatized.

In an attempt to preserve a controversial practice of killing pilot whales amid dwindling participation, the Faroe Islands Whalers...

We are excited to announce that MEP Francisco Guerreiro, with the backing of the Stop the Grind Coalition, has submitted a motion for a...

Dear President Von der Leyen, We at #StoptheGrind, a coalition of conservationists and MEPs dedicated to ending the slaughter of pilot...

Presentation by Valentina Crast, Faroe Islands Campaign Lead at Sea Shepherd, for the November 30th European Parliament event,...

The Stop the Grind coalition, co-led by Shared Planet, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, and Sea Shepherd Global takes a stand at the...

The Stop the Grind coalition is currently conducting research on the Marine Stewardship Council's (MSC) certification process.

On Friday, September 22, the ocean turned red after a “grind” used boats and jet skis to herd cetaceans into coves in the Faroe Islands....

Perhaps it’s time to consider the psychological and emotional impact on Faroese children witnessing the grinds.

"The Whale Hunting Association wants the authorities to enforce the whaling laws. They want to have peace to work while there is a whale...

Attempt by the Faroese Marine Research Institute to tag a pod of pilot whales in rough waters on results in the slaughter of eight whales.