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CSI Ocean Wise: Tracking a Killer… Whale

CSI Ocean Wise: Tracking a Killer… Whale

by Sarah Wilson | May 4, 2020 | Conservation, Research

By: Dr. Adam Warner, Research Scientist Ocean Wise Marine Mammal Conservation Research Program Conservation research …
Quiet Oceans: Has the COVID-19 Crisis Reduced Noise in Whale Habitats?

Quiet Oceans: Has the COVID-19 Crisis Reduced Noise in Whale Habitats?

by Sarah Wilson | Apr 11, 2020 | Conservation, Research, Threats

By: Dr. Valeria Vergara Ocean Wise Marine Mammal Conservation Research Program In September 2001, during …
‘Listening to Orcas’: Watch Our Researchers in Action on CBC Gem

‘Listening to Orcas’: Watch Our Researchers in Action on CBC Gem

by Sarah Wilson | Mar 1, 2020 | Conservation, News, Research

By: Amy Rowley We are excited to share that the research of Ocean Wise’s Marine …
Life isn’t smooth sailing for a whale – it’s our job to make it a little easier: A look back on our efforts from 2019

Life isn’t smooth sailing for a whale – it’s our job to make it a little easier: A look back on our efforts from 2019

by Sarah Wilson | Jan 29, 2020 | Uncategorized

It’s tough being a whale these days. Your average killer whale might not have to …
A Whale of a Season – Part 2

A Whale of a Season – Part 2

by Sarah Wilson | Sep 30, 2019 | Uncategorized

By: Ocean Wise, Marine Mammal Research  Ocean Wise’s Marine Mammal Research Photogrammetry Team embarked on …
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