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IWC Ship Strikes & Strandings Data Manager

The International Whaling Commission (IWC)

The IWC is the global body charged with the conservation of whales and the management of whaling.  The IWC currently has 88 member governments from countries all over the world.  

The Commission's role has expanded since its establishment in 1946.  In addition to regulation of whaling, today's IWC works to address a wide range of conservation issues including bycatch and entanglement, ocean noise, pollution and debris, collision between whales and ships, and sustainable whale watching.

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News

75 years of the IWC

20 Jan 2021

The IWC has started the new year with the introduction of a new logo, commemorating 2021 as the 75th anniversary of the organisation. 

Guided tours of the Whale Watching Handbook

27 Nov 2020

Meeting of the Conservation Committee: six work plans, 150 participants and over £125,000 of voluntary contributions

12 Oct 2020

Pacific whale and ecosystem research programme completes 11th annual cruise.

29 Sep 2020

 
 

Events Calendar

2021

Jan 1 IWC Bureau meeting Feb Mar Apr 1 SC68C
May 1 SC68C Jun Jul Aug
Sep 1 IWC68 Oct Nov Dec
2020
2022

Click Here to view the full list of Events & Workshops

Member Map

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