• deDeutsch
  • enEnglish
Menu
  • English
  • German
  • HOME
  • OCEAN CONSERVATION
    • Plastic Pollution
    • UNDERWATER NOISE POLLUTION
    • DEEP-SEA MINING
  • ANIMAL & SPECIES CONSERVATION
    • Threats
    • Animal Rescue
    • Collisions
  • TAKE ACTION
    • I Care
    • Research Expeditions
    • Petitions
    • Tips
    • Newsletter
  • ABOUT OCEANCARE
    • Milestones
    • People
    • Mission statement
    • International Cooperation
    • Networks and Partners
    • Media
    • Annual Reports
    • Contact
  • DONATIONS
    • Donation
    • Legacy
    • Event Donation
    • Memorial Donation
  • STORIES & NEWS
    • Stories
    • News
    • Press Releases
    • Publications
Laetitia Nunny_Wissenschaftliche Konsulentin OceanCare

Laetitia Nunny

Scientific Consultant

Instagram Twitter Facebook Linkedin Youtube

Laetitia Nunny

Scientific Consultant

Laetitia Nunny is a researcher and advocate, specialising in wild animal welfare and with a particular interest in marine mammals. She completed the Masters in International Animal Welfare, Ethics and Law at the University of Edinburgh where her dissertation focused on the welfare of seals that were being shot under license.

In recent years, Laetitia Nunny has worked as a freelance consultant on animal welfare and conservation issues collaborating with various organisations including the Humane Society International and the Animal Welfare Institute. She has published papers on solitary-sociable dolphins, harbour porpoise conservation in Europe, predator control on land and at sea, and welfare issues related to seal killing. She has also worked as a consultant for the United Nations, writing documents on the issue of light pollution for the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS).

Since joining the OceanCare team, Laetitia Nunny has worked on a number of projects including acting as the editor and co-author for several chapters of the «Under Pressure» report, which highlights the many challenges facing cetaceans in Europe. She also contributed to and edited the «Quiet Waters for Whales and Dolphins» report regarding the Mediterranean Cetacean Migration Corridor.

Laetitia Nunny also helped in the preparation and delivery of two international workshops in 2021; one on climate change held under the auspices of the International Whaling Commission, and the second focused on out of habitat marine mammals.

Laetitia Nunny is passionate about defending marine wildlife and believes that these animals are often overlooked and their welfare badly impacted by the ever-increasing activities of people at sea. She is delighted to be part of the OceanCare team and hopes through her work with OceanCare to shine a bright light on these issues and ensure that they are addressed.

About OceanCare
OceanCare works with expertise and passion for ocean wildlife. Since 2011 with UN special consultative status for marine conservation.
Service
  • Contact
  • Annual reports
  • Media
  • Statutes
  • Legal Disclosure
  • Data Protection
Donations
OceanCare Gerbestrasse 6 CH-8820 Waedenswil (Switzerland) PostFinance, CH-3030 Bern IBAN: CH14 0900 0000 8006 0947 3
Electronic Message in a bottle for you
Subscribe to OceanCare´s e-newsletter and swim along on our news wave.
Follow us
Facebook Instagram Twitter Linkedin Youtube
Subscribe to our newsletter now

    About OceanCare
    OceanCare has been committed to marine wildlife protection since 1989.

    The organisation holds Special Consultative Status on marine issues with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
    Service
    • Contact
    • Annual reports
    • Media
    • Statutes
    • Legal Disclosure
    • Data Protection
    Donations

    OceanCare
    Gerbestrasse 6
    CH-8820 Waedenswil (Switzerland)

    Credit Suisse, CH-8810 Horgen
    IBAN: CH83 0483 5040 8744 0000 0
    BIC: CRESCHZZ80A

    Electronic Message in a bottle

    Subscribe to OceanCare’s e-newsletter and swim along on our news wave.

    Follow us
    Facebook Instagram Twitter Linkedin Youtube
    Subscribe to our newsletter now
    To Top