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Listening to Whales

BOOK INFORMATION Title: Listening to Whales: What the Orcas Have Taught Us Author: Alexandra Morton Publisher: Ballantine Books Date Published: Reprint June 2004 Pages: 328 Buy on Amazon View on Goodreads

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    Transient orcas heading north past West Seattle now. See you at Me Kwa Mooks park or Alki south of the Lighthouse! ... See MoreSee Less

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  • Instagram post 2198158105643195412_2215796736 Should federal vessel regulations be changed to better protect southern residents? (We think so!) NOAA heard public comments at a recent meeting on San Juan Island. Reporter Antonio Fins covered the story for the Palm Beach Post - a good summary of the issues and perspectives. https://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/20191210/orca-family-of-miami-seaquariumrsquos-lolita-on-path-to-extinction-as-feds-mull-whale-watch-ban?fbclid=IwAR2flyrJc44zjoMVOMZqDE9A9GoJ3ZnxAsJADe9wy3nSg_WU5y7r34zEqLc . . . . PC: Mark Sears permit 21348 #orca #orcas #killerwhales #southernresidents #landbasedwhalewatching #marineconservation
    Instagram post 2190981843581627179_2215796736 It's Giving Tuesday! We need your help to keep doing what we do: adding sites and signs, producing effective and fun programs, and speaking up for the whales when it matters. Support The Whale Trail today - thank you for being part of our pod! https://thewhaletrail.org/connect/donate/ - - - #givingtuesday Photo by M Sears, permit 21348
    Instagram post 2158246920525530494_2215796736 The Palm Beach Post covers The Whale Trail! Reporter Antonio Fins recently visited San Juan Island. Also featuring Cindy Elliser, a northwest researcher with Palm Beach roots. Cindy led the effort to add a Whale Trail sign at West Beach in Deception Pass State Park earlier this year. Thanks to all! - - #orcas #landbasedwhalewatching #wildlife #marineconservation #southernresidents #srkw - - https://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/20191018/orca-recovery-day-why-whale-trail-is-greenest-way-to-see-marine-life-in-wild
    Instagram post 2138939731306863397_2215796736 Today’s Orca Half marathon was a soggy Seattle day but an AWESOME one for those running and the orcas! Each runner ran for an individual whale and was able to learn more about him/her at the Whale Trail tent after the race. 🐳 🐳❤️ Huge thanks to all of the race participants, organizers and volunteers who made the day a success! We appreciate you! 🙏🏼 🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏽‍♂️#orcahalfmarathon #westseattle #thewhaletrail #southernresidentkillerwhales
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    Thank you for joining us @simonereports - great footage of our beloved #southernresidents https://q13fox.com/2020/01/24/southern-resident-orcas-swim-by-west-seattle-giving-residents-a-show/

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