BingX and WDC Made Progress in Ending Captivity of Whales and Dolphins
The project targets the burgeoning industry of cetacean captivity, which currently sees more than 3,600 whales and dolphins confined in 350 facilities across 59 countries, primarily in coastal regions.
- The project targets the burgeoning industry of cetacean captivity, which currently sees more than 3,600 whales and dolphins confined in 350 facilities across 59 countries, primarily in coastal regions.
- Vivien Lin, Spokesperson for BingX, expressed enthusiasm for the progress: "The values of BingX and WDC strongly align in our shared passion to protect whales and dolphins.
- We've made remarkable progress through the End Captivity Project, advancing vital research and raising awareness about the harsh realities of captivity.
- Following the recent success, WDC and BingX are gearing up for the Summer Captivity Campaign, targeting high-profile dolphinaria in European resorts.