The Issue: Namibia is the only country in the Southern Hemisphere to still undertake a legal cull – with other nations, such as South Africa, having long since put protections for Cape fur seals in place. Historically culls in Namibia were undertaken on a subsistence basis by local tribes and the animals provided a wide range of essential resources for survival such as skins, food and oil. But this no longer happens and the cull at Cape Cross is undertaken by a Chinese-owned commercial entity.

Each item in this collection serves as a beacon of our commitment to ocean and marine wildlife protection. By wearing our emblem, you not only support our cause but also become a crucial voice in spreading awareness of the challenges our oceans face. 100% of the profits form the sale of our Operation Silent Seals collection go towards the funding of our campaigns here in the UK as well as the Faroes, Iceland and Namibia.