How does one become a Sea Shepherd? Is there any training required? Captain Chuck Swift and First Mate Peter Hammarstedt break down how Sea Shepherds are selected.
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Whale Wars: What Makes a Sea Shepherd?
How does one become a Sea Shepherd? Is there any training required? Captain Chuck Swift and First Mate Peter Hammarstedt break down how Sea Shepherds are selected.
Added: Jun 21, 2010
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