Protecting Whales: Presentation on Threats and Conservation

This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of whale conservation, focusing on the threats faced by these marine mammals and potential solutions. It begins by highlighting the importance of whales and other aquatic animals in maintaining a healthy ecosystem, emphasizing their role in mitigating climate change by reducing pollutants and carbon from water bodies. The presentation then delves into specific threats, including ship collisions, bycatch from the fishing industry, water pollution, climate change, whaling, and noise pollution. It underscores the need to protect whales from whaling and other activities that threaten their survival and suggests practical measures like ending captivity, stopping international trade, and enforcing stricter whaling regulations. The presentation also reflects on the broader environmental context, emphasizing the impact of climate change and the role of whales in mitigating its effects. Overall, the presentation aims to educate and advocate for the protection of whales and the preservation of their marine habitats.

CHARITY
PRESENTATION

CONTENT
• Title
• Aim
• Objectives
• Introduction
• Rationale
• Conclusion
• References

INTRODUCTION
• This presentation is going to make a critical reflection on save the
whales for charity.
• The main purpose behind this project is to educate public about marine
mammals.
• It leads to gain support of public for preserving and protecting the
whales and its inhabitants.

CAMPAIGN TO EXPOSE THE THREATS
FACING WHALES AND DOLPHINS
• Aquatic animals like whales and dolphins are considered as
intelligent beings like humans.
• They are also capable of suffering pain and feeling of joy or live
because like human beings , they also give birth to their young
ones.
• They breathe from lungs, feed milk to offspring from mammary
glands etc.

THREATS FACED BY WHALES AND
OTHER SEA MAMMALS
 Ship collisions: This threat occurs when whales are close to the surface,
which makes it difficult to see from the ship and causes a devastated harm to
whales.
 By catch: It is the major threat which is faced by whales, which is caused
by fishing industry and their catching methods.

CONTINUE…
Water Pollution: The green house gases and dumping waste into water
is making difficult situations for marine animals to live including whales.
Climate change: Climate change is also a major threat for marine
animals, it occurs when too many gases are released in the atmosphere
including carbon dioxide.

CONTINUE…
Whaling: In this context, whaling refers to illegal hunting of whales in
which people hunt whales in order to get oil for their machinery and also
for some cosmetic product like products.
Noise pollution: This pollution is also very dangerous for whales as they
are majorly depend on sound to detect their food and danger.

REASONS TO SAVE WHALES AND
DOLPHINS
• Save Whales to save planet
• Saving Whales: The Next Generation
• Save the whales to reduce pollutants from
oceans and water bodies

HOW WHALES CAN BE PROTECTED
It is necessary for human beings to protect whales from whaling and
other activities that creates threats for their survival. Some ways to
preserve and protect whales are given as below:-
•An End to Captivity
•Stop supply of whales for international trading
•Strictly implement the laws to stop whaling in all over the world

REFLECTION
• As per World Economic Forum, failure to adapt climatic change is
considered as the biggest cause for damaging ecosystem.
• It rise global risks for environment which significantly impact in
terms of health and economy as well.
• In this regard, ocean species like whales play an important role in
mitigating climatic change.

CONCLUSION
 This project has entailed an overview of how aquatic animals
helps in maintaining healthy ecosystem.
 Aquatic species like whales helps in reducing pollutants and
presence of carbon from water bodies.

REFERENCE
•Rolland, S.E., 2014. Whaling in the Antarctic (Australia v. Japan:
New Zealand Intervening). American Journal of International Law.
108(3). pp.496-502.
•Osorio, F.B., 2017. Environmental ethics and science: resilience as a
moral boundary. Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics.
30(1). pp.121-134.
•Herrick, S., 2014. Bleakboy and Hunter Stand Out in the Rain.
University of Queensland Press.

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