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Springer Expecting – Rescued Killer Whale Pregnant with Her Third Calf!

Springer Expecting – Rescued Killer Whale Pregnant with Her Third Calf!

by Sarah Wilson | Oct 4, 2021 | food supply, News, Research, Threats, Uncategorized, Underwater Noise, Vessel disturbance

In early 2002, after the death of her mother, a young northern resident killer whale …
The Humpback Comeback

The Humpback Comeback

by Sarah Wilson | Jul 13, 2021 | Uncategorized

Written by: Gary Sutton, Photogrammetry Research Assistant If you find yourself on a boat crossing …
California Dreaming

California Dreaming

by Sarah Wilson | Jun 7, 2021 | Sightings

Bigg’s killer whale T132 (CA20) Written by: Gary Sutton The Canada/U.S. border shutdown due to …
Join us this June 24 for Naturalist Night 2021!

Join us this June 24 for Naturalist Night 2021!

by Sarah Wilson | Jun 3, 2021 | Events

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Endangered Species Day: Deceased Humpback on Haida Gwaii reminds us of what is at stake and what we can do!

Endangered Species Day: Deceased Humpback on Haida Gwaii reminds us of what is at stake and what we can do!

by Sarah Wilson | May 22, 2021 | Uncategorized

Written by: Emily Lytle Walking down the beach near the Tlell River Mouth shows a …
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