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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 …
And the Award for Top Cetacean Reporter Goes To…

And the Award for Top Cetacean Reporter Goes To…

by Aaron Purdy | Aug 4, 2020 | Uncategorized

Written by: Aaron Purdy and Sarah Patton, at Ocean Wise’s Southern Vancouver Island Research Initiative…
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 | Collisions, Threats, Uncategorized, Underwater Noise, Vessel disturbance, Whale Trail B.C.

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 …
A Whale of a Season – Part 1

A Whale of a Season – Part 1

by Sarah Wilson | Jul 25, 2019 | Uncategorized

By: Ocean Wise, Marine Mammal Research  Returning from the pilot season of its drone-based killer …
Career Spotlight: Doug Sandilands, Entanglement Response Specialist

Career Spotlight: Doug Sandilands, Entanglement Response Specialist

by Jessica Torode | Feb 23, 2018 | Entanglement, Uncategorized

Imagine if Marine Superhero was your job title? For Doug Sandilands, an Entanglement Response …

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