Give BIG for the Whales
Springer and Spirit, photo courtesy DFO Hello everyone, I hope this finds you safe and well. Like most of you we’ve been hunkering down, laying low, not quite sure what day it is… Turns out it’s May 5 – time ...
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A Word about L41
L41 (Mega) Near La Push, WAPhoto by C. Emmons, NOAA Fisheries Permit 16163 In January we learned that another southern resident orca was missing and presumed dead. This time it was L41, Mega, a 43-year-old male. The southern ...
Debate about Vessel Impacts on SRKW Covered by Palm Beach Post
Spyhopping Southern Resident by M Sears #21348 Should federal regulations for vessels be changed to better protect the endangered southern resident orcas? (We think so!) NOAA Fisheries recently heard public comments at a meeting in ...
Whale Sanctuary: A Bad Idea for Southern Residents
The Whale Sanctuary, a nonprofit organization based in Santa Barbara, is proposing to build a net pen for orcas in Puget Sound. The facility would be used either as a “retirement” pen for captive orcas, or to support ...
Whale Trail Story in the Palm Beach Post
The Whale Trail goes bicoastal! Reporter Antonio Fins discovered The Whale Trail on a recent visit to San Juan Island. What’s the connection between south Floridians and the southern resident orcas? Read the story in the ...
Running for Orcas
On a soggy Sunday in September, nearly 1300 people ran or walked a half-marathon course around the shores of West Seattle, passing four Whale Trail sites along the way. Each runner ran for an individual orca, whose ID and life ...
Erich Hoyt Returns for Orca Tour 2019
For Immediate Release Contact: Donna Sandstrom donna@thewhaletrail.org Tel: 206-919-5397 AUTHOR AND CONSERVATIONIST ERICH HOYT RETURNS FOR ‘ORCA TOUR 2019’ Three events scheduled along The Whale Trail locations in West Seattle ...
Governor Visits The Whale Trail
Governor Inslee, First Lady Trudi and their grandson Brody visited The Whale Trail yesterday! They stopped by to see our new sign at West Beach in Deception Pass State Park. We talked about the benefits of land-based whale-watching, ...
New Calf in J Pod
New calf in J pod, by John Forde, Whale Centre Great news! There’s a new calf in J pod. Researcher John Forde spotted the newborn near Tofino on May 30th. Its mother is presumed to be J31. When the whales were ...
GiveBIG for the Whales TODAY
Wednesday, May 8 is GiveBIG, a one-day online giving campaign to raise funds for Washington’s nonprofits. GiveBig to The Whale Trail today! I have some wonderful news to report. On Wednesday May 8th (the same day as Give ...