Jet ski

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Jet skiers' 'outrageous' act slammed (NEWS.com.au)

Two men on a jet ski have been blasted for their actions after video footage showed them “chasing” a pod of dolphins.

“Small changes to your behaviour can make a big difference to wildlife welfare. “Harassing dolphins and other wildlife is cruel and unacceptable, and we urge the public to report this behaviour to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000,” Ms Donaldson said. Two people on a jet ski have been blasted on social media after video footage emerged of them “chasing” a pod of dolphins.

Victorian jet skiers slammed on Instagram after chasing down ... (7NEWS.com.au)

The video, posted to Instagram by Jessica Beckham on Thursday, appears to show the two men head straight towards a dolphin in the water ahead of them, rather ...

Not everyone has the privilege to be so educated/informed off the get-go,” another added. I think it is time to ramp up the offensive!!” another added. “I think this speaks to a greater problem … “The speed and erratic behaviour of jet skis on this stretch of beach which is so important to these critically endangered dolphins is outrageous,” she said. Beckham said while she saw many people out on the waters respecting these rules, she believes more needs to be done to enforce the regulations. “These guys on their jet ski were relentless this afternoon driving back and forth over dolphins,” Beckham said in the post.

Warning over jet-ski dolphin harassment (The Canberra Times)

Summer holidaymakers have been warned to keep their distance from dolphins after reports of jet skiers harassing the...

"We're lucky to have iconic wildlife species living along the coast and we want beachgoers to safely share the beach with them." It is urging the public to report any information on the incidents or other cases of wildlife harassment to Crime Stoppers and warned those responsible could face a fine of up to $3698. There have been several reports of jet skiers driving too close to dolphins at Tyrone Foreshore Beach near Rye, prompting a crackdown from the Conservation Regulator on Friday.

Authorities cracking down on jet skiers 'harassing dolphins' in Victoria (9News)

Jet skiers harassing dolphins by beaches on Victoria's Morning Peninsula has led to the government declari...

DELWP Acting Chief Conservation Regulator Callie Donaldson has said: "Harassing dolphins and other wildlife is cruel and unacceptable, and we urge the public to report this behaviour to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000." "If a dolphin approaches a boat or jet ski, slow down or stop the vessel and let the dolphins move on," DELWP has advised. Boaters must stay at least 100m away from dolphins and jet skiers must stay 300m away from the animals, according to Victorian law.

Warning over jet-ski dolphin harassment (NNN)

Warning over jet-ski dolphin harassment Summer holidaymakers have been warned to keep their distance from dolphins after reports of jet skiers harassing the ...

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Jet skiers caught on video 'chasing down' dolphins in Port Phillip ... (Daily Mail)

Vision of two men riding within two metres towards dolphins in Port Phillip Bay on the Mornington Peninsula in Melbourne was posted to social media this ...

'When will @deeca_vic do something to protect our marine wildlife? We have regulations in place to protect our marine wildlife but who is enforcing it?' (pictured, a beach at the Mornington Peninsula in Flinders) Vision of the men driving within two metres of the marine mammals (pictured) in Port Phillip Bay on the Mornington Peninsula in Melbourne was posted to social media this week