WWF Survey on Attitudes Towards Commercial Whaling in the Caribbean and the Pacific
Submitted on Mar 10, 2008
Wildlife and Exotics | Hunting or Trapping | International Research | Whaling
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Commissioned by the World Wildlife Fund in 2006, this study investigated public opinion in ten Pacific and Caribbean countries to measure opinions about commercial whaling. The issues investigated included awareness of the International Whaling Commission, whether or not countries should vote for a return to commercial whaling (defined as votes for proposals to establish commercial quotas), and support for votes in the past to return to commercial whaling.
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