What Your Nonprofit Can Learn From SeaWorld's Decision to End Orca Breeding
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Have you ever been splashed by Shamu? You are among the last generation that ever will. Earlier this month, SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment Inc. announced some huge news: It will stop breeding captive killer whales. Not only that, but it's ending the theatrical orca shows. The changes mark a staggering change in the company’s business model.
This is big news, in part, because this comes after a steady stream of criticism—especially on social media—about the treatment of whales and the safety of trainers at SeaWorld. SeaWorld has seen a steady decline in attendance at its three parks ever since the film "Blackfish" was released.
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