Empty the Tanks México: bilingual conservation website

2026

An ocean you can explore, and a cause you can act on. A bilingual website for Empty the Tanks México, moving from the reality of dolphin captivity to the possibility of marine sanctuaries, with clear ways to learn, participate and help.

Web design
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Bilingual CMS
Resource library

Visit Site

The home page of the Empty the Tanks México site: a dolphin swimming toward you under the words Estamos construyendo un futuro en México, sin delfinarios — Home

The problem in one number: up to 350 dolphins live in captivity in Mexico, on a page of paper and sea plants — The problem

From paper to the deep

A dolphin welcomes you into the story. Textured paper gives the research a place to breathe, before the page descends into deep ocean blue. Marine illustrations, coral accents and oversized type make the journey feel connected.

The heading Transformamos evidencia en acción and the research approach, beside a sea turtle on textured paper — What we do

The website’s sea turtle illustration, shown in full against its teal-to-navy ocean palette

The biggest project: the first marine sanctuary for dolphins in Mexico, with a dolphin crossing the page — The sanctuary

What the organization does, on a phone — On the phone

From concern to action

The sanctuary gives the story a destination. Four illustrated cards turn interest into a next step: donate, support a campaign, volunteer or report mistreatment. The same paths stay clear on a phone.

Four cards: donate, sign our campaigns, join as a volunteer and report — How to help

The website’s luminous blue jellyfish illustration against the dark background of its deep-sea sections

A shared source of knowledge

The proposal, research, educational material and stories have their own place in the resource library. Spanish and English share one visual language, helping the team explain the cause to readers at home and abroad.