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The Curve of Time

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  • Title: The Curve of Time
  • Author: M. Wylie Blanchet
  • Publisher: Whitecap Books
  • Date Published: April 2011
  • Pages: 272
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    Twenty years ago, a young orca was discovered near Seattle - lost, alone, and 300 miles away from home. Over the next six months, government agencies, nonprofits and businesses worked together to return the whale to her family. Today Springer is thriving, with two calves of her own - and another on the way! Reporter Bellamy Pailthorp tells the story for KNKX - a great start to this anniversary year. Read more in my book "Orca Rescue!" www.knkx.org/environment/2022-01-20/an-orphaned-orca-brought-a-community-together-and-still-inspi... ... See MoreSee Less

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  • Happening Tomorrow! "Telling the Story of Springer Happening Tomorrow! "Telling the Story of Springer" webinar featuring panelists Bob Lohn, John Ford, Lance Barrett-Lennard, Lynne Barre, and Donna Sandstrom. Webinar Event: Thursday, December 9, 2021 at 3 pm PST. Register Now: https://register.gotowebinar.com/regi.../8704787796708377868 Almost 20 years ago a young killer whale named Springer brought the Northwest together. The young #orca first spotted alongside ferries in Puget Sound turned out to be an orphaned Northern Resident killer whale hundreds of miles from home. The new book "Orca Rescue: the True Story of an Orphaned Orca Named Springer," describes how she was rescued, rehabilitated, and returned to her pod on the north end of Vancouver Island. Today she is thriving, with calves of her own. Hear the inspiring story from a panelist of people who lived it, and its lasting lessons for the recovery of Southern Residents. This webinar is co-sponsored by the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries and NOAA Fisheries Service #KillerWhales #SRKW #SpeciesInTheSpotlight Photo of Springer in Puget Sound by Mark Sears.
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