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Tails from the Crypt: Cryptic Colouration Helps Disguise Cetaceans from their Prey

Tails from the Crypt: Cryptic Colouration Helps Disguise Cetaceans from their Prey

by Jessica Torode | Oct 31, 2017 | Events, Research, Sightings

Happy Halloween! I’m sure many of you are getting your Halloween costumes ready for an …
New Regulations Announced by the Federal Government Will Help Protect Resident Killer Whales

New Regulations Announced by the Federal Government Will Help Protect Resident Killer Whales

by Jessica Torode | Oct 27, 2017 | Conservation, News, Threats

On Thursday, Oct 26th, Federal Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc announced the government’s plan …
How Do We Save the Southern Residents?

How Do We Save the Southern Residents?

by Jessica Torode | Oct 24, 2017 | Conservation, Events, News, Threats

What actions are needed to save the critically-endangered southern resident killer whale population? This was …
A Summer of North Coast Cetaceans

A Summer of North Coast Cetaceans

by Jessica Torode | Oct 13, 2017 | News

Each summer, our North Coast office hires summer students through the Canada Summer Jobs program …

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