Status of humpback whales and human impacts
This report summarizes overall SPLASH results completed through the end of 2006 as well as reporting on the human impact
SPLASH: Structure of Populations, Levels of Abundance and Status of Humpback Whales in the North Pacific
Humpback whales were hunted commercially in the North Pacific until 1966 and remain on the endangered species list at the
Cetacean stranding response in Washington with special attention to gray whales and harbor porpoise
Cascadia responded to 81 cetacean strandings of at least 11 species during the grant period. These documented the post UME
Trends, spatial distribution, and health effects of contaminants on Washington pinnipeds
During the 4-year period of this grant, 321 stranded pinnipeds of six species were examined in Washington State by Cascadia Research
geneSPLASH: An initial, ocean-wide survey of mitochondrial (mt) DNA diversity and population structure among humpback whales in the North Pacific
We report on initial results of a comprehensive, ocean-wide survey of mitochondrial (mt) DNA diversity and population structure among humpback whales
Cruise Report for the April 2009 gulf of Alaska Line-Transect Survey (GOALS) in the Navy Training Excise Area
Little is known about the occurrence of cetaceans found in offshore waters in the Gulf of Alaska (GoA); however, whaling records
Final report for the April 2009 Gulf of Alaska line-transect survey (GOALS) in the Navy training exercise area
Little is known about the occurrence of cetaceans found in offshore waters in the Gulf of Alaska; however, whaling records