Western Port Vibes with Jeff Weir from the Dolphin Research Institute

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🎙️ Western Port Vibes | The Future of Our Dolphins with Jeff Weir What if the survival of an entire species depended on how we choose to live today? In this episode, I sit down with Jeff Weir, the Executive Director of the Dolphin Research Institute, to uncover the truth about Port Phillip’s unique dolphin community. We talk about the groundbreaking discovery of a fourth-generation dolphin calf, the hidden threats facing our marine life, and the one thing every boat owner needs to know to prevent harm. This isn’t just about dolphins—it’s about us, our choices, and the future we’re shaping. Listen now. Because every action we take matters. 🌊🐬

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