Navy Sonar Tests Kill Cetaceans
US Navy Admits Its Sonar Killed Whales
What Stranded Dolphins & Whales Are Trying To Tell Us
United States Navy, High Intensity Sonar, and Marine Mammals: A Chronology
Cetacean Society International
Low-Frequency Active
Navy Sonar System Could Harm Marine Mammals
The SURTASS LFA Threat
More LFA Sonar Information
The Plaintiffs Involved in Filing Law Suit Against Navy
Silent Oceans The primary activity of the Trust is the Silent Oceans Project in celebration of and reverence for the sea as the source of life on the planet. The first annual Silent Oceans Day, September 19, 1999, marked the beginning of a five year process of global consciousness raising, educational programs and the creation of international standards concerning human-made sound pollution in the ocean. The day will be repeated on September 19, 2000 globally.
When Sound Is Dangerous
Meditate upon the Cetaceans,
to acknowledge their service to humanity and to Earth,
and to send them our love energy.
Monthly Cetacean Meditation
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