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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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    3 May

    The Whale Trail is featured in a podcast by Mark Pedelty this week. Listen to our chat about orca recovery and some favorite Whale Trail locations. What are yours? https://t.co/pnNRG4QPgT

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