| Captain Paul Watson and his not for profit Sea Shepherd crews work around the clock to protect marine life when no one else will. Sea Shepherds involvement and aide in the protection of Costa Rican marine life over the years has been absolute regardless of the very questionable political issues and agenda which surrounds Captain Paul Watson and the country.
If you care about protecting our sharks, fish, turtles and all marine life in Costa Rica please show your support by bidding in the silent auction which has some fantastic items such as , A Sea Shepherd telegraph involved in Soviet whaling interventions, a Sea Shepherd surfboard, lunch with actor/activist Martin Sheen, a vegan getaway to Palm Springs and a guitar signed by The Red Hot Chili Peppers are just some of the items currently up for auction in conjunction with Sea Shepherd Conservation Society’s upcoming 40th Anniversary gala. The marine conservation group’s Gala For the Oceans, will be held on June 10th, 2017, a the Montage Beverly Hills in California. The auction site, currently live at bidpal.net/sscs40, is open to the public for bidding and includes such mementos as a framed Sea Shepherd comic book-style print, a Sea Shepherd snowsuit, a Sea Shepherd honorary medal and a Sea Shepherd map of the world complete with ship locations and campaign logos. The Gala for The Oceans online auction site is split into six categories: Activities, Entertainment, Fashion, Travel and Wellness. There are over 40 items to bid on, such as founder Captain Paul Watson’s personal orange Mustang suit with campaign patches, a Sea Shepherd skateboard, a wine country getaway and model ships from the organization’s fleet including M/Y Steve Irwin, M/V Brigitte Bardot, M/Y Bob Barker. Interested bidders must register on the site first. Bidding closes June 10th, 2017, the day of the gala. Sea Shepherd Conservation Society was founded by Captain Paul Watson – best known for the hit Animal Planet TV series Whale Wars – in 1977 to defend, conserve and protect our oceans and endangered marine life. It has grown in to a worldwide movement comprised of nine ships who work with various governments to combat poachers and other illegal activities on the high seas. Tickets for the 40th Anniversary Gala for The Oceans are available at http://www.seashepherd.org/gala
|




