Protect whales from the Baltic Sea death trap – act now

1. The ethnic argument:

"Avoidance of unnecessary suffering" " Currently, we are watching majestic creatures in the Baltic Sea die in agony because we have no prevention. This petition is important because it promotes the shift from mere crisis management to active protection. We have the technology to prevent strandings - it is our moral duty to use it."

2. The economic argument:

"Prevention is cheaper than salvage" "Every rescue and recovery operation of a large whale costs the taxpayer six-figure sums. The petition is important because it promotes a one-time investment in an intelligent guidance system that pays for itself after just a few strandings are prevented. It is the economically more sensible solution."

3. The ecological argument:

"Holistic marine conservation" "The Baltic Sea is a highly sensitive habitat. Our concept, "Guardian Spirit of Animals", not only protects large whales, but also provides valuable data on the state of our oceans and protects native species such as the porpoise from constant noise. The petition gives science and species conservation a strong, digital voice."

In summary: "The petition is so important because it forces politicians to finally take responsibility and implement the technological solutions that are ready to finally end the agonizing deaths of whales in the Baltic Sea."

Every year, hundreds of whales beach on our coasts. Behind each of these animals is a fate that breaks our hearts. But compassion alone is no longer enough. Scientific studies show that the ruthless expansion of underwater noise (through sonars, oil drilling and pile driving), the flood of plastic in our oceans and the ruthless bycatch are driving these highly efficient navigators to their deaths. Whales are not only fascinating creatures; they are the "gardeners of the oceans" and our most important allies in the fight against the climate crisis. If we lose them, we lose the balance of our oceans.

Sign now and become the voice for those who sing underwater but fall silent on land.

This is the petition in German: openpetition.org/tyynj