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Reliable information is where meaningful change begins.
Evidence drives change
Research to transform.
For more than ten years, we have investigated Mexico's captive marine-mammal industry. Our work has involved analyzing official documents, freedom-of-information requests, permits, inspections, case files, technical reports, and scientific publications to understand how this industry operates and produce evidence that drives real change.
Our findings have supported citizen campaigns, media work, public-policy proposals, and practical solutions that accelerate the transition from dolphinariums to seaside sanctuaries.
In this section, you will find some of the documents, research, and resources that support our work.
Evidence library
Featured resources
Dolphinariums in Mexico — Dr. Yolanda Alaniz Pasini and Laura Rojas Ortega.
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Our proposal for Mexico's first seaside sanctuary.
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Frequently asked questions about captive marine mammals.
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Reports and statements.
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Educational materials.
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Confidential channel
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Much of meaningful change begins with reliable information. If you have documents, photographs, videos, or other information about captive marine mammals in Mexico, we would like to hear from you.
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