Fall phase of tagless BRS project begins off Catalina Island
Fall 2017 Cascadia Research is working with SEA (Southall Environmental Associates, Inc), KELP Marine Research, NOAA’s Southwest Fisheries Science Center and
Updates from our 2018 West Coast humpback whale survey
July 3rd 2018 Today was the first day of our small boat effort covering the entire US West Coast from
Another young gray whale found dead on Washington coast and examined 24 May 2017
On 24 May 2017, Cascadia Research examined a young gray whale that was found dead on the Washington outer coast near
“Sounders”, the local gray whales that feed in northern Puget Sound each spring, staying longer than usual and update on boat-struck gray whale
The regular gray whales that feed each spring around Whidbey and Camano Island (called the Sounders) have stayed longer
Gray whale found dead in Bellingham Bay was older female not known from this region
A gray whale found dead floating in Bellingham Bay on 10 May and examined on 12 May was an
Examination of fin whale reveals it was killed by collision with ship
The examination of a fin whale conducted on 13 May revealed it was a young juvenile male struck by the
Examination of entangled gray whale reveals it was a calf that died as a result of the entanglement
An examination of a dead gray whale found entangled in crab gear off S Washington was completed late on
Whale in vessel collision on 23 April 2017 identified
For more information, contact John Calambokidis, Cascadia Research. Email: calambokidis@cascadiaresearch.org. 360-280-8349 The gray whale that was hit by the
New film: Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies
A short film from the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District features an interview with John Calambokidis on ship
Results from examination of dead humpback whale in Southern Puget Sound, March 29, 2017
Yesterday (March 29th) Cascadia Research and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Marine Mammal Investigations, with assistance from SR3 and the MaST