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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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    The Whale Trail

    Hello friends! We hope this finds you well. It's been quiet on The Whale Trail as we adjust to our new reality. First, we want to say thank you to the caregivers - the front line workers who are risking their lives to save ours. Second, we're cooking up some new ways to connect, protect and inspire while we're all hunkered down at home. We'll be rolling them out over the days ahead.

    Stay tuned, stay home and stay healthy. Visit our website to travel The Whale Trail online, and learn about the marine mammals you might see. In the meantime, here's our most popular video from last year - Pia Van Hanen's encounter with J pod at Point Robinson in November. Hope and inspiration!     ... See MoreSee Less

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  • Instagram post 2258401605248516821_2215796736 Congrats to @seekingthewild_ (Most Scenic Shot), @haederpaulgmai1 (Best Individual Shot, posted on Twitter)  and @sha.hsu (Best Wildlife Shot) as winners in the #mywhaletrail contest. Thanks for participating, we had a whale of a time looking at the pics! 🐳
    Instagram post 2243067709736728468_2215796736 We're hosting a photo contest 2/15 to 2/29. Here's how it works: Follow The Whale Trail on Instagram and/or Twitter. Go to a whale trail site (see www.thewhaletrail.org/regions). Take a picture, post it and tag it #mywhaletrail #location. Post your photo by 2/29. We'll pick a winner and a runner up for best selfie, best group shot, best wildlife and most scenic photos. There will be (non-monetary) prizes! Winners will be notified by direct message by 3/6. Good luck and we can't wait to see your posts! - - - - #orca #orcas #marineconservation #landbasedwhalewatching #southernresidents #srkw #killer whales #worldwhaleday
    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
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    Congrats to @sha.hsu (Best Wildlife Shot, posted on Instagram) as a winner in the #mywhaletrail contest! #pointreyes

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