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The WhaleReport Web App: Introducing a New Way to Report Whale Sightings!

The WhaleReport Web App: Introducing a New Way to Report Whale Sightings!

by Jessica Torode | Mar 31, 2021 | Collisions, Conservation, News, Research, Sightings, Underwater Noise, Vessel disturbance

If you’ve ever reported sightings to us before, you’ve likely come across our webform, hosted …
Churchill, Manitoba; Putting Polar Bears on the Radar

Churchill, Manitoba; Putting Polar Bears on the Radar

by Sarah Wilson | Feb 26, 2021 | Conservation, News, Threats

By: Julia Felske, Practicum Student Churchill, Manitoba, a small community of 899 residents, is widely...
Is COVID-19 a Potential Threat to Marine Mammal Populations?

Is COVID-19 a Potential Threat to Marine Mammal Populations?

by Jessica Torode | Nov 25, 2020 | Conservation, News, Research, Threats

COVID-19, caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-21, was declared a global pandemic on …
Looking at Sightings in a Whole New Way

Looking at Sightings in a Whole New Way

by Aaron Purdy | Nov 18, 2020 | Conservation, News, Research, Sightings

Using a new tool from the BC Cetacean Sightings Network (BCCSN), the residents of Saturna …
The Good Kind of Research Flukes

The Good Kind of Research Flukes

by Julie Merchel | Oct 31, 2020 | Conservation, News, Research, Sightings

Everybody wants to be a whale researcher! But what do whale researchers do when they’re …
Answering your burning killer whale questions for Orca Awareness Month

Answering your burning killer whale questions for Orca Awareness Month

by Lauren Dares | Jun 30, 2020 | Conservation, News, Research

Written By: Sarah Wilson Marine Mammal Conservation Research Program Outreach and Technical Support Coordinator Did …
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