Captain Paul Watson from "Whale Wars" stars in the Animal Planet reality docu-drama. He is a marine wildlife conservationist, environmentalist, master mariner, author and writer, university instructor and public speaker.
For 30 years, Captain Paul Watson has been at the helm of the world's most active marine protection nonprofit organization—Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Paul Watson's career as a master mariner began in 1968 as a seaman with the Merchant Marines and with the Canadian Coast
In 1972, Watson was a co-founder of the Greenpeace Foundation in Vancouver, British Columbia. From 1971-77, Watson served as first officer on all Greenpeace voyages, and on a campaign against Russian whalers, he implemented his idea of putting activists in a zodiac between the harpoon and the whale. From 1976-77, he led all of the Greenpeace expeditions to protect harp seals on the ice floes of eastern Canada. In 1977, Watson left Greenpeace because he felt the original goals of the organization were being compromised, and because he saw a specific, global need to continue direct-action, conservation activities on the high seas.
In 1977, Watson founded Sea Shepherd Conservation Society—dedicated to research, investigation and the enforcement of laws, treaties, resolutions and regulations established to protect marine wildlife and their habitats worldwide. Since then, Watson has traveled and lectured extensively at universities and events around the world, including Pasadena College of Design and UCLA. He has authored six books: "Shepherds of the Sea" (1979); "Sea Shepherd: My Fight for Whales and Seals" (1982); "Cry Wolf" (1985); "Earthforce!" (1993); "Ocean Warrior" (1994); and "Seal Wars" (2002). In addition, he has been the subject of numerous magazine articles and profiles including being chosen by Time Magazine as one of the environmental heroes of the 20th century in the year 2000.
For 30 years, Captain Paul Watson has been at the helm of the world's most active marine protection nonprofit organization—Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Paul Watson's career as a master mariner began in 1968 as a seaman with the Merchant Marines and with the Canadian Coast
Guard. Watson majored in communications and linguistics at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia.
In 1972, Watson was a co-founder of the Greenpeace Foundation in Vancouver, British Columbia. From 1971-77, Watson served as first officer on all Greenpeace voyages, and on a campaign against Russian whalers, he implemented his idea of putting activists in a zodiac between the harpoon and the whale. From 1976-77, he led all of the Greenpeace expeditions to protect harp seals on the ice floes of eastern Canada. In 1977, Watson left Greenpeace because he felt the original goals of the organization were being compromised, and because he saw a specific, global need to continue direct-action, conservation activities on the high seas.
In 1977, Watson founded Sea Shepherd Conservation Society—dedicated to research, investigation and the enforcement of laws, treaties, resolutions and regulations established to protect marine wildlife and their habitats worldwide. Since then, Watson has traveled and lectured extensively at universities and events around the world, including Pasadena College of Design and UCLA. He has authored six books: "Shepherds of the Sea" (1979); "Sea Shepherd: My Fight for Whales and Seals" (1982); "Cry Wolf" (1985); "Earthforce!" (1993); "Ocean Warrior" (1994); and "Seal Wars" (2002). In addition, he has been the subject of numerous magazine articles and profiles including being chosen by Time Magazine as one of the environmental heroes of the 20th century in the year 2000.
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