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Images tagged "ocean"

The shadow of the Bob Barker against an iceberg.
Greenpeace biologist and oil expert Paul Horsman displays his oil-covered hands. Southwest passage of the Mississippi Delta, Venice, Louisiana, USA, 2010.
The whaling ship named Shonan Maru II purposefully crashes in to the Ady Gil Sea Shepherd vessel, breaking it in two. Antarctic Ocean, 2010.
Dead fish wash up on Dauphin Island beaches and are quickly picked up by BP-hired clean-up crews. USA, 2010.
Christine and Amber, peeling vegetables for dinner aboard the Bob Barker Sea Shepherd vessel. Mauritius, 2009.
A BP toxicologist collects daily water samples at Dauphin Island. He stated that each of his collections showed clean, oil-free results. USA, 2010.
Ralph, the resident emergency doctor aboard the Bob Barker Sea Shepherd vessel, also helps with construction while the boat is docked. Mauritius, 2009.
Staff members of Tri-State Bird Rescue de-oil a brown pelican at the Fort Jackson, Louisiana rehabilitation site.Venice, Louisiana, USA, 2010.
Joseph, one of the engineers and jack-of-all-trades aboard the Bob Barker. Mauritius, 2009.
A US Coast Guard walks along the beach with a dead bird, scooped up at the public beach. At all hours, clean-up workers, hired by BP, as well as Coast Guards, pick up debris and wildlife from the beaches. USA, 2010.
Darius, painting "Bob Barker" onto the side of the Sea Shepherd vessel. Mauritius, 2009.
Crude oil crept into the Southwest passage, into the bayous and onto beaches. USA, 2010.
Fiona, aboard the Bob Barker Sea Shepherd vessel. Mauritius, 2009.
Fisherman and BP-hired boat driver Phuc Nguyen scoops up oil from the Gulf of Mexico near the Southwest passage of the Mississippi Delta. USA, 2010.
Malcolm, aboard the Bob Barker. Mauritius, 2009.
Tri-State staff member Heather Nevill hold a newly de-oiled brown pelican during the final rinse. USA, 2010.
Fiona and Pottsy aboard the Bob Barker Sea Shepherd vessel. Mauritius, 2009.
Staff members of Tri-State Bird Rescue de-oil a brown pelican at the Fort Jackson, Louisiana rehabilitation site.Venice, Louisiana, USA, 2010.
The Bob Barker, still not fully painted, setting sail from Mauritius to the Southern Ocean. 2009.
Tri-State Bird Rescue Center near Fort Jackson, Louisiana, USA, 2010.
Jo, Amber, and Christine, goofing around the Bob Barker's moving galley. Photo: Ben
Tri-State bird rescue volunteer Jaime Stich looks for oiled birds along the south west passage of the Mississippi Delta. Though many birds had oil on their bellies, they could still fly. As of May 17th, only 8 oiled birds had successfully been rescued. USA, 2010.
Luke, aboard the Bob Barker Sea Shepherd vessel. Mauritius, 2009.
Chuck, adding the Sea Shepherd insignia to the side of the Bob Barker while departing Mauritius. 2009.

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