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Since 1992, the Wild Killer Whale Adoption Program has supported conservation-oriented research on wild killer whales.

Complete Our Digital Display Survey

Have you seen our digital displays at the Ports of Bellingham or Anacortes? Together with the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife we're raising awareness of the rules and regulations for protecting whales in our waters.

Take 5 minutes to complete this short survey for a chance to win a raffle prize at the end of the summer (date TBD). Prizes include an Ocean Wise dry bag and more. Thanks for being part of this conservation effort!

WA State Digital Display Survey

Name

First Name

Last Name

Location of digital display you engaged with:

What is your experience on the water

What endangered whales do the digital displays aim to primarily protect

What is an application that you can use to report whale sightings?

What is the distance boaters should stay between themselves and Southern Resident Killer Whales

Did you learn something new from the digital display?

Will the information you learned (or were reminded of) here influence how you operate your vessel around whales?

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Adopt a Killer Whale!

Since 1992, the Wild Killer Whale Adoption Program has supported conservation-oriented research on wild killer whales

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Resources for Mariners

Are you a mariner looking for resources to aid in the mitigation of threats to cetaceans and sea turtles in B.C? Check out our guides here.

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Whale Reporter Recognition Program

Report your sightings and be acknowledged as an outstanding citizen scientist through our Whale Reporter Recognition Program!

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Download the Whale Report App

Want to save whales, dolphins, porpoises and sea turtles along our coast? Our WhaleReport app makes it easy

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