Health monitoring of endangered orcas by University of Washington moves to non-profit Wild Orca, transition ensures continuity and legacy.
November 16, 2021
Wild Orca announced important monitoring of the physiological health of the Southern Resident killer whales, through non-invasive techniques, including scent detection dogs, to become a new research program of Wild Orca.
Dangerously shifting baselines
August 13, 2021
Pacific Fishery Management Council recognizes that northern Oregon, Washington offshore waters are important to Southern Resident killer whales, but fails to protect their known offshore feeding hotspots from ocean fisheries in years of low Chinook.
Lifeline falls short for endangered orcas
November 18, 2020
Pacific Fishery Management Council recognizes that northern Oregon, Washington offshore waters are important to Southern Resident killer whales, but fails to protect their known offshore feeding hotspots from ocean fisheries in years of low Chinook.
November decisions critical to future of iconic orcas
October 27, 2020
Upcoming decisions on U.S. Navy testing and training, and management of ocean salmon fishing may determine future survival of endangered Southern Resident killer whales.