The Fight Against Plastic- A Short Round Up

Eight million metric tons. That’s how much plastic is dumped into waterways each year, making its way to the ocean. Using plastic bags and shampoo bottles, brushing your teeth, washing…

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Read more about the article Removing the Elwha Damn
Lower Granite Dam, Snake River

Removing the Elwha Damn

The Positive Impact of Removing the Elwha Damn Each year millions of salmon navigate their way from open ocean to freshwater spawning grounds in a journey to reproduce. These runs…

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Dan Kukat about the industry’s future

Last week, it was a pleasure to be able to welcome aboard Kori Sidaway from CHEK news to talk about the current state of the Whale Watch Industry. This summer…

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Our Neighbours River Otters

Since the beginning of the summer season here in Victoria, we have had many sightings of one of our cute and mischievous neighbors in the harbour: River Otters! River Otters…

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Vessel Collisions & Underwater Noise

THREATS TO MARINE MAMMALS It’s hard to imagine that whales in the Salish Sea would worry about much in their day to day lives. Orcas are the apex predators of…

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Read more about the article Southern Residents Moving Out?
Southern Resident Killer Whale J16. Photo taken with zoom lens and heavily cropped. SpringTide Archive Photo.

Southern Residents Moving Out?

The Southern Resident Killer Whales are spending less time in the Salish Sea… Is it no longer a favourite place? The evidence is clear. Usually the Southern Resident Killer Whales…

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Whale of a time as a Naturalist

My interest and love in the ocean began in Massachusetts. It was there, as a young girl, that I saw my first Humpback Whale. Right then, I knew I wanted…

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Terrible to Look Upon

“These beasts are indeed terrible to look upon when alive, and they far surpass the sea bear [fur seal] in strength and size as well as in endurance of the…

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Our Elephant Seal Rookery

The Race Rocks Lighthouse and Ecological Reserve is a spot we frequently visit on our Whale Watching Tours. In addition to being plentiful with marine life it is the most…

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Same animals, Different country

Same animals, different country Killer whales (orca) are one of most largely distributed mammals in the world and, just like humans, depending on where they are found they have cultural…

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