John Calambokidis Awarded Leadership in Conservation Award
On February 28, 2019 John Calambokidis was award the Washington Chapter of The Wildlife Society’s Leadership in Conservation Award. John became
Examination of dead gray whale in Longbranch reveals malnutrition and previous killer whale attack (February 25, 2019)
Examination of dead gray whale in Longbranch, Washington reveals malnutrition and previous killer whale attack An examination of a dead
Ecotype of recently stranded killer whale calf determined from genetic sample
Genetic samples from a dead stranded killer whale calf examined by Cascadia Research and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Humpback whale found dead near Ocean Shores on 19 May 2018 likely died as a result of entanglement
A dead humpback whale was first reported floating on 17 May 2018 off Ocean Shores (photographed by the US Coast
Update on recent gray whale entanglement response
On the 8th and 9th of May 2018, Cascadia Research and SR3 responded to an entangled juvenile gray whale offshore from La Push, Washington.
Gray whale sightings in southern Puget Sound
Cascadia has been tracking the movements of several gray whales sighted in recent weeks (the most recent the morning of
Deceased female gray whale examined on Whidbey Island
A young female gray whale that was first reported dead on the west side of Whidbey Island on Tuesday 3 April 2018
Second Puget Sound bottlenose dolphin from the coastal California stock identified
Another bottlenose dolphin has been identified from the group that first appeared in the Puget Sound in September, 2017. A
Update on NPS gray whales “Sounders” and new ID guide
Each spring in the North Puget Sound area of Washington state, roughly a dozen whales known as the “Sounders” make their
Puget Sound bottlenose dolphin identified as part of California coastal population
A group of bottlenose dolphins have been seen in Puget Sound since September, 2017. This is quite an unusual occurrence