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Satellite tracking Eastern Gulf of Alaska sperm whales: local movements around the shelf-edge contrast with rapid, long-distance migrations across stock boundaries

Temporal changes in whale strandings and human interactions in Washington State

Whales of the World: New developments in whale research in the North Pacific and challenges whales face

Changes in cetacean occurrence in the Salish Sea: Anomalous sightings in southern Puget Sound

In the last few years, several unexpected species have been sighted and stranded in southern Puget Sound. This has included

Response of Dtagged Cuvier’s beaked whale, Ziphius cavirostris, to controlled exposure of sonar sound

Biological and Behavioral Response Studies of Marine Mammals in southern California (SOCAL-10)

SOCAL‐10 was a scientific research project conducted in Aug‐Sept 2010 in the Southern California Bight. The overall objective was to provide

Use of the LIMPET medium-duration satellite tag to identify areas of elevated risk for sensitive populations: fin whales (Balaeanoptera physalus) in the Southern California Bight.

The Wayward Ways of the White-Jawed Whale: Following fin whales (Balaenopteraphysalus) along the US West Coast with photo-identification and satellite telemetry

Tropical cetaceans in southern Puget Sound: anomalous sightings and strandings in Washington State, 2010-2011

Examination of blue whale vulnerability to ship strikes in the Santa Barbara Channel based on sightings, photo-ID, and multiple tag types

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