Repost from @nicoswdn and @last_whaling_station : “Please take the 40 seconds to learn about the huge tragedy caused by Iceland’s government. Iceland just started whaling again. It is believed that over 200 fin whales will be killed this season to be shipped to Japan. Fin Whales are the second largest animals on earth and like any other whales, they are taking a big role in the ocean and the environment! Please raise your voice against this horrible decision and help to spread knowledge. Share this video with your friends, family and followers. Together we can make a difference 🙏💙 Footage: @nicoswan Voiceover: @nicoswan Graphics: @styngvi Music: @artlist.io Check out @last_whaling_station 🐋 “ Petitions to sign in bio @herahilmar @hvalavinir 🐋 You can write to our ministers: @svandissvavarsdottir (food, agriculture and fisheries), @liljaalfreds (culture), @gudlaugurthor (environment). #stopwhaling #safethewhales #iceland #togetherstronger #environment #oceanlife #safeourplanet #lumixsseries #lumixdeutschland #lumix #ocean #oceanicpreservationsociety #oceanpreservation #oceansnation
From the NYC premiere of @houseofdragonshbo 🐉 Thank you @hbo for having me and @acnestudios @edouardschneider for dressing me in electric blue 🌀💙 Ps. For anyone wondering what is the new red/black carpet look, in my humble opinion, go for slow wink whilst your full body shot is taken. Just to keep it reel. And then top it up with a pair of computerised shades 😎
From the NYC premiere of @houseofdragonshbo 🐉 Thank you @hbo for having me and @acnestudios @edouardschneider for dressing me in electric blue 🌀💙 Ps. For anyone wondering what is the new red/black carpet look, in my humble opinion, go for slow wink whilst your full body shot is taken. Just to keep it reel. And then top it up with a pair of computerised shades 😎
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Blooming 🌸🌿🌹🌼 Happy solstice ✨🌞
Blooming 🌸🌿🌹🌼 Happy solstice ✨🌞
Blooming 🌸🌿🌹🌼 Happy solstice ✨🌞
We had the honour to meet skating legend, marine biologist, artist and environmental activist @peggy_oki , when she came to Iceland for #Hvalagala – where we celebrated the 150 whales that still live because of the summer ban on whaling that our minister @svandissvavarsdottir put into place 🐋✨ Sadly @svandissvavarsdottir has now withdrawn the ban and allowed the whalers to hunt again. The animal welfare laws that she based her decision on are still in place the methods of whaling are still the same. This is to all of us a huge disappointment in our government and wont be forgotten ✊ The hunt has started and today 3 fin whales have been killed 💔🐋🐋🐋 All breaking animal welfare laws and weather/light conditions. Peggy brought with her curtains of 161 origami whales, representing how many Hvalur hf. killed in 2022. 161 fin whales, second biggest animal on Earth 💔 The origami whales had messages from people all around the world; New Zealand, Italy, USA, Hawaii included, UK, and more, where people of all ages and nationalities ask the people of the Icelandic government to please stop killing these beautiful beings 🐋🐋🐋 She brought them to offices of @svandissvavarsdottir (away), @gudlaugurthor (away) , @katrinjakobsd (away) and Parliament (met @halldoramogensen MP from the Pirate party). It is in many people’s interest to tire us out and hope that people give up and forget. But we won’t. Every voice matters ✊ Please share info and look up why whales are so important for our ecosystem and our societies, and in the fight against the climate crisis we are already starting to witness 🙏 We @hvalavinir and @last_whaling_station documented Peggy’s journey here in Iceland, where she also met up with fellow skaters and was interviewed by @be_vax in the record store @smekkleysa_sm . I took these photos of her and the first one goes down as one of my favs 😎 Please sign petitions to end whaling in Iceland. Links in bio @herahilmar , and keep writing to the ministers : @svandissvavarsdottir food, agriculture and fisheries @gudlaugurthor environment @liljaalfreds culture (this affects other businesses like our film industry and tourist industry) 💙🐋💙
We had the honour to meet skating legend, marine biologist, artist and environmental activist @peggy_oki , when she came to Iceland for #Hvalagala – where we celebrated the 150 whales that still live because of the summer ban on whaling that our minister @svandissvavarsdottir put into place 🐋✨ Sadly @svandissvavarsdottir has now withdrawn the ban and allowed the whalers to hunt again. The animal welfare laws that she based her decision on are still in place the methods of whaling are still the same. This is to all of us a huge disappointment in our government and wont be forgotten ✊ The hunt has started and today 3 fin whales have been killed 💔🐋🐋🐋 All breaking animal welfare laws and weather/light conditions. Peggy brought with her curtains of 161 origami whales, representing how many Hvalur hf. killed in 2022. 161 fin whales, second biggest animal on Earth 💔 The origami whales had messages from people all around the world; New Zealand, Italy, USA, Hawaii included, UK, and more, where people of all ages and nationalities ask the people of the Icelandic government to please stop killing these beautiful beings 🐋🐋🐋 She brought them to offices of @svandissvavarsdottir (away), @gudlaugurthor (away) , @katrinjakobsd (away) and Parliament (met @halldoramogensen MP from the Pirate party). It is in many people’s interest to tire us out and hope that people give up and forget. But we won’t. Every voice matters ✊ Please share info and look up why whales are so important for our ecosystem and our societies, and in the fight against the climate crisis we are already starting to witness 🙏 We @hvalavinir and @last_whaling_station documented Peggy’s journey here in Iceland, where she also met up with fellow skaters and was interviewed by @be_vax in the record store @smekkleysa_sm . I took these photos of her and the first one goes down as one of my favs 😎 Please sign petitions to end whaling in Iceland. Links in bio @herahilmar , and keep writing to the ministers : @svandissvavarsdottir food, agriculture and fisheries @gudlaugurthor environment @liljaalfreds culture (this affects other businesses like our film industry and tourist industry) 💙🐋💙
We had the honour to meet skating legend, marine biologist, artist and environmental activist @peggy_oki , when she came to Iceland for #Hvalagala – where we celebrated the 150 whales that still live because of the summer ban on whaling that our minister @svandissvavarsdottir put into place 🐋✨ Sadly @svandissvavarsdottir has now withdrawn the ban and allowed the whalers to hunt again. The animal welfare laws that she based her decision on are still in place the methods of whaling are still the same. This is to all of us a huge disappointment in our government and wont be forgotten ✊ The hunt has started and today 3 fin whales have been killed 💔🐋🐋🐋 All breaking animal welfare laws and weather/light conditions. Peggy brought with her curtains of 161 origami whales, representing how many Hvalur hf. killed in 2022. 161 fin whales, second biggest animal on Earth 💔 The origami whales had messages from people all around the world; New Zealand, Italy, USA, Hawaii included, UK, and more, where people of all ages and nationalities ask the people of the Icelandic government to please stop killing these beautiful beings 🐋🐋🐋 She brought them to offices of @svandissvavarsdottir (away), @gudlaugurthor (away) , @katrinjakobsd (away) and Parliament (met @halldoramogensen MP from the Pirate party). It is in many people’s interest to tire us out and hope that people give up and forget. But we won’t. Every voice matters ✊ Please share info and look up why whales are so important for our ecosystem and our societies, and in the fight against the climate crisis we are already starting to witness 🙏 We @hvalavinir and @last_whaling_station documented Peggy’s journey here in Iceland, where she also met up with fellow skaters and was interviewed by @be_vax in the record store @smekkleysa_sm . I took these photos of her and the first one goes down as one of my favs 😎 Please sign petitions to end whaling in Iceland. Links in bio @herahilmar , and keep writing to the ministers : @svandissvavarsdottir food, agriculture and fisheries @gudlaugurthor environment @liljaalfreds culture (this affects other businesses like our film industry and tourist industry) 💙🐋💙
We had the honour to meet skating legend, marine biologist, artist and environmental activist @peggy_oki , when she came to Iceland for #Hvalagala – where we celebrated the 150 whales that still live because of the summer ban on whaling that our minister @svandissvavarsdottir put into place 🐋✨ Sadly @svandissvavarsdottir has now withdrawn the ban and allowed the whalers to hunt again. The animal welfare laws that she based her decision on are still in place the methods of whaling are still the same. This is to all of us a huge disappointment in our government and wont be forgotten ✊ The hunt has started and today 3 fin whales have been killed 💔🐋🐋🐋 All breaking animal welfare laws and weather/light conditions. Peggy brought with her curtains of 161 origami whales, representing how many Hvalur hf. killed in 2022. 161 fin whales, second biggest animal on Earth 💔 The origami whales had messages from people all around the world; New Zealand, Italy, USA, Hawaii included, UK, and more, where people of all ages and nationalities ask the people of the Icelandic government to please stop killing these beautiful beings 🐋🐋🐋 She brought them to offices of @svandissvavarsdottir (away), @gudlaugurthor (away) , @katrinjakobsd (away) and Parliament (met @halldoramogensen MP from the Pirate party). It is in many people’s interest to tire us out and hope that people give up and forget. But we won’t. Every voice matters ✊ Please share info and look up why whales are so important for our ecosystem and our societies, and in the fight against the climate crisis we are already starting to witness 🙏 We @hvalavinir and @last_whaling_station documented Peggy’s journey here in Iceland, where she also met up with fellow skaters and was interviewed by @be_vax in the record store @smekkleysa_sm . I took these photos of her and the first one goes down as one of my favs 😎 Please sign petitions to end whaling in Iceland. Links in bio @herahilmar , and keep writing to the ministers : @svandissvavarsdottir food, agriculture and fisheries @gudlaugurthor environment @liljaalfreds culture (this affects other businesses like our film industry and tourist industry) 💙🐋💙
We had the honour to meet skating legend, marine biologist, artist and environmental activist @peggy_oki , when she came to Iceland for #Hvalagala – where we celebrated the 150 whales that still live because of the summer ban on whaling that our minister @svandissvavarsdottir put into place 🐋✨ Sadly @svandissvavarsdottir has now withdrawn the ban and allowed the whalers to hunt again. The animal welfare laws that she based her decision on are still in place the methods of whaling are still the same. This is to all of us a huge disappointment in our government and wont be forgotten ✊ The hunt has started and today 3 fin whales have been killed 💔🐋🐋🐋 All breaking animal welfare laws and weather/light conditions. Peggy brought with her curtains of 161 origami whales, representing how many Hvalur hf. killed in 2022. 161 fin whales, second biggest animal on Earth 💔 The origami whales had messages from people all around the world; New Zealand, Italy, USA, Hawaii included, UK, and more, where people of all ages and nationalities ask the people of the Icelandic government to please stop killing these beautiful beings 🐋🐋🐋 She brought them to offices of @svandissvavarsdottir (away), @gudlaugurthor (away) , @katrinjakobsd (away) and Parliament (met @halldoramogensen MP from the Pirate party). It is in many people’s interest to tire us out and hope that people give up and forget. But we won’t. Every voice matters ✊ Please share info and look up why whales are so important for our ecosystem and our societies, and in the fight against the climate crisis we are already starting to witness 🙏 We @hvalavinir and @last_whaling_station documented Peggy’s journey here in Iceland, where she also met up with fellow skaters and was interviewed by @be_vax in the record store @smekkleysa_sm . I took these photos of her and the first one goes down as one of my favs 😎 Please sign petitions to end whaling in Iceland. Links in bio @herahilmar , and keep writing to the ministers : @svandissvavarsdottir food, agriculture and fisheries @gudlaugurthor environment @liljaalfreds culture (this affects other businesses like our film industry and tourist industry) 💙🐋💙
We had the honour to meet skating legend, marine biologist, artist and environmental activist @peggy_oki , when she came to Iceland for #Hvalagala – where we celebrated the 150 whales that still live because of the summer ban on whaling that our minister @svandissvavarsdottir put into place 🐋✨ Sadly @svandissvavarsdottir has now withdrawn the ban and allowed the whalers to hunt again. The animal welfare laws that she based her decision on are still in place the methods of whaling are still the same. This is to all of us a huge disappointment in our government and wont be forgotten ✊ The hunt has started and today 3 fin whales have been killed 💔🐋🐋🐋 All breaking animal welfare laws and weather/light conditions. Peggy brought with her curtains of 161 origami whales, representing how many Hvalur hf. killed in 2022. 161 fin whales, second biggest animal on Earth 💔 The origami whales had messages from people all around the world; New Zealand, Italy, USA, Hawaii included, UK, and more, where people of all ages and nationalities ask the people of the Icelandic government to please stop killing these beautiful beings 🐋🐋🐋 She brought them to offices of @svandissvavarsdottir (away), @gudlaugurthor (away) , @katrinjakobsd (away) and Parliament (met @halldoramogensen MP from the Pirate party). It is in many people’s interest to tire us out and hope that people give up and forget. But we won’t. Every voice matters ✊ Please share info and look up why whales are so important for our ecosystem and our societies, and in the fight against the climate crisis we are already starting to witness 🙏 We @hvalavinir and @last_whaling_station documented Peggy’s journey here in Iceland, where she also met up with fellow skaters and was interviewed by @be_vax in the record store @smekkleysa_sm . I took these photos of her and the first one goes down as one of my favs 😎 Please sign petitions to end whaling in Iceland. Links in bio @herahilmar , and keep writing to the ministers : @svandissvavarsdottir food, agriculture and fisheries @gudlaugurthor environment @liljaalfreds culture (this affects other businesses like our film industry and tourist industry) 💙🐋💙
We had the honour to meet skating legend, marine biologist, artist and environmental activist @peggy_oki , when she came to Iceland for #Hvalagala – where we celebrated the 150 whales that still live because of the summer ban on whaling that our minister @svandissvavarsdottir put into place 🐋✨ Sadly @svandissvavarsdottir has now withdrawn the ban and allowed the whalers to hunt again. The animal welfare laws that she based her decision on are still in place the methods of whaling are still the same. This is to all of us a huge disappointment in our government and wont be forgotten ✊ The hunt has started and today 3 fin whales have been killed 💔🐋🐋🐋 All breaking animal welfare laws and weather/light conditions. Peggy brought with her curtains of 161 origami whales, representing how many Hvalur hf. killed in 2022. 161 fin whales, second biggest animal on Earth 💔 The origami whales had messages from people all around the world; New Zealand, Italy, USA, Hawaii included, UK, and more, where people of all ages and nationalities ask the people of the Icelandic government to please stop killing these beautiful beings 🐋🐋🐋 She brought them to offices of @svandissvavarsdottir (away), @gudlaugurthor (away) , @katrinjakobsd (away) and Parliament (met @halldoramogensen MP from the Pirate party). It is in many people’s interest to tire us out and hope that people give up and forget. But we won’t. Every voice matters ✊ Please share info and look up why whales are so important for our ecosystem and our societies, and in the fight against the climate crisis we are already starting to witness 🙏 We @hvalavinir and @last_whaling_station documented Peggy’s journey here in Iceland, where she also met up with fellow skaters and was interviewed by @be_vax in the record store @smekkleysa_sm . I took these photos of her and the first one goes down as one of my favs 😎 Please sign petitions to end whaling in Iceland. Links in bio @herahilmar , and keep writing to the ministers : @svandissvavarsdottir food, agriculture and fisheries @gudlaugurthor environment @liljaalfreds culture (this affects other businesses like our film industry and tourist industry) 💙🐋💙
We had the honour to meet skating legend, marine biologist, artist and environmental activist @peggy_oki , when she came to Iceland for #Hvalagala – where we celebrated the 150 whales that still live because of the summer ban on whaling that our minister @svandissvavarsdottir put into place 🐋✨ Sadly @svandissvavarsdottir has now withdrawn the ban and allowed the whalers to hunt again. The animal welfare laws that she based her decision on are still in place the methods of whaling are still the same. This is to all of us a huge disappointment in our government and wont be forgotten ✊ The hunt has started and today 3 fin whales have been killed 💔🐋🐋🐋 All breaking animal welfare laws and weather/light conditions. Peggy brought with her curtains of 161 origami whales, representing how many Hvalur hf. killed in 2022. 161 fin whales, second biggest animal on Earth 💔 The origami whales had messages from people all around the world; New Zealand, Italy, USA, Hawaii included, UK, and more, where people of all ages and nationalities ask the people of the Icelandic government to please stop killing these beautiful beings 🐋🐋🐋 She brought them to offices of @svandissvavarsdottir (away), @gudlaugurthor (away) , @katrinjakobsd (away) and Parliament (met @halldoramogensen MP from the Pirate party). It is in many people’s interest to tire us out and hope that people give up and forget. But we won’t. Every voice matters ✊ Please share info and look up why whales are so important for our ecosystem and our societies, and in the fight against the climate crisis we are already starting to witness 🙏 We @hvalavinir and @last_whaling_station documented Peggy’s journey here in Iceland, where she also met up with fellow skaters and was interviewed by @be_vax in the record store @smekkleysa_sm . I took these photos of her and the first one goes down as one of my favs 😎 Please sign petitions to end whaling in Iceland. Links in bio @herahilmar , and keep writing to the ministers : @svandissvavarsdottir food, agriculture and fisheries @gudlaugurthor environment @liljaalfreds culture (this affects other businesses like our film industry and tourist industry) 💙🐋💙
We had the honour to meet skating legend, marine biologist, artist and environmental activist @peggy_oki , when she came to Iceland for #Hvalagala – where we celebrated the 150 whales that still live because of the summer ban on whaling that our minister @svandissvavarsdottir put into place 🐋✨ Sadly @svandissvavarsdottir has now withdrawn the ban and allowed the whalers to hunt again. The animal welfare laws that she based her decision on are still in place the methods of whaling are still the same. This is to all of us a huge disappointment in our government and wont be forgotten ✊ The hunt has started and today 3 fin whales have been killed 💔🐋🐋🐋 All breaking animal welfare laws and weather/light conditions. Peggy brought with her curtains of 161 origami whales, representing how many Hvalur hf. killed in 2022. 161 fin whales, second biggest animal on Earth 💔 The origami whales had messages from people all around the world; New Zealand, Italy, USA, Hawaii included, UK, and more, where people of all ages and nationalities ask the people of the Icelandic government to please stop killing these beautiful beings 🐋🐋🐋 She brought them to offices of @svandissvavarsdottir (away), @gudlaugurthor (away) , @katrinjakobsd (away) and Parliament (met @halldoramogensen MP from the Pirate party). It is in many people’s interest to tire us out and hope that people give up and forget. But we won’t. Every voice matters ✊ Please share info and look up why whales are so important for our ecosystem and our societies, and in the fight against the climate crisis we are already starting to witness 🙏 We @hvalavinir and @last_whaling_station documented Peggy’s journey here in Iceland, where she also met up with fellow skaters and was interviewed by @be_vax in the record store @smekkleysa_sm . I took these photos of her and the first one goes down as one of my favs 😎 Please sign petitions to end whaling in Iceland. Links in bio @herahilmar , and keep writing to the ministers : @svandissvavarsdottir food, agriculture and fisheries @gudlaugurthor environment @liljaalfreds culture (this affects other businesses like our film industry and tourist industry) 💙🐋💙
We had the honour to meet skating legend, marine biologist, artist and environmental activist @peggy_oki , when she came to Iceland for #Hvalagala – where we celebrated the 150 whales that still live because of the summer ban on whaling that our minister @svandissvavarsdottir put into place 🐋✨ Sadly @svandissvavarsdottir has now withdrawn the ban and allowed the whalers to hunt again. The animal welfare laws that she based her decision on are still in place the methods of whaling are still the same. This is to all of us a huge disappointment in our government and wont be forgotten ✊ The hunt has started and today 3 fin whales have been killed 💔🐋🐋🐋 All breaking animal welfare laws and weather/light conditions. Peggy brought with her curtains of 161 origami whales, representing how many Hvalur hf. killed in 2022. 161 fin whales, second biggest animal on Earth 💔 The origami whales had messages from people all around the world; New Zealand, Italy, USA, Hawaii included, UK, and more, where people of all ages and nationalities ask the people of the Icelandic government to please stop killing these beautiful beings 🐋🐋🐋 She brought them to offices of @svandissvavarsdottir (away), @gudlaugurthor (away) , @katrinjakobsd (away) and Parliament (met @halldoramogensen MP from the Pirate party). It is in many people’s interest to tire us out and hope that people give up and forget. But we won’t. Every voice matters ✊ Please share info and look up why whales are so important for our ecosystem and our societies, and in the fight against the climate crisis we are already starting to witness 🙏 We @hvalavinir and @last_whaling_station documented Peggy’s journey here in Iceland, where she also met up with fellow skaters and was interviewed by @be_vax in the record store @smekkleysa_sm . I took these photos of her and the first one goes down as one of my favs 😎 Please sign petitions to end whaling in Iceland. Links in bio @herahilmar , and keep writing to the ministers : @svandissvavarsdottir food, agriculture and fisheries @gudlaugurthor environment @liljaalfreds culture (this affects other businesses like our film industry and tourist industry) 💙🐋💙
#endwhaling #iceland
Under the rainbow ✨🌵
Við getum ekki verið stolt af hvalveiðum Við sem þjóð ættum ekki að líta undan þegar að augljóst brot gagnvart velferð dýra er að eiga sér stað fyrir framan nefið á okkur. Verum partur af framtíð sem við getum verið stolt af, stöðvum hvalveiðar núna. Guðrún Ýr Eyfjörð / GDRN Tónlistarkona @eyfjord #hvalavinir #stoppumhvalveidar #stopwhaling #banwhaling #whale #whales #hvalir #gdrn
Hvalveiðar eru náttúruglæpur Það er ótrúlega stór hluti af okkar sjálfsmynd þessi hugmynd um fiskveiðiþjóðina og hvernig hafið hefur haldið í okkur lífi í gegnum aldirnar. Og það er ótrúlega fallegt og ég held að flestir íslendingar séu sammála um það. En við erum ekki hvalveiðiþjóð og kannski er þetta okkar tækifæri á að gefa eitthvað til baka til náttúrunnar, að sleppa þessum ótrúlega tilgangslausu veiðum. Samferðarmenn okkar sem sigla um á risavöxnu skipi og skjóta og pína hvali halda því fram að þeir séu að gera það af því að hvalir mengi á við ákveðinn fjölda bíla. Og ef það eru rökin sem við erum að hlusta á í náttúruvernd þá held ég að við séum á rangri leið. Það er bara einn raunhæfur kostur í þessari stöðu og það er að mótmæla þessum náttúruglæpum því við getum verið best í heimi í náttúruvernd, eins og öllu öðru. @berglindfestival #stoppumhvalveidar #stopicelandwhaling #stopwhaling #whale #whales #finwhales #whalewatching #whalewatchingiceland #hvalavinir
Friday, Austurvöllur, twelve to one. Climate strike. Whales for the future. Just as fossil fuels irreversibly damage the climate, whaling irreversibly damages ocean ecosystems Let’s create a world without fossil fuels. And protect our whales. See you on Friday! #stopwhaling #climatechange #climatestrike #stopwhaling #finwhale #whale
