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The first sanctuary for dolphins rescued from captivity, opens on Lipsi IslandThe world’s first permanent sanctuary for dolphins rescued from captivity was founded by the Archipelagos Institute of Marine Conservation.The sanctuary is located on a small, beautiful bay on the north side of the Lipsi island and its aim is to offer refuge to stranded, injured and formerly captive dolphins, which is part of the initiative to end the exploitation of dolphins in zoos all over the world.The exploitation of dolphins for commercial exploitation and the entertainment of children and adults is being attacked by environmental organizations around the world. However, the International Law prohibits the dolphins’ release in the open seas.The Archipelagos Institute decided to offer a solution. After carrying out extensive studies, the institute chose Vroulia’s narrow gulf to create a sanctuary where formerly captive dolphins could be transported. Under surveillance and in a safe environment, the dolphins will be able to get back their hunter’s instinct so that later on they could be released into their natural environment.
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