Invest in the ocean's most majestic creatures for 2X the impact!

When you symbolically adopt a whale before Giving Tuesday, you’ll receive a certificate of adoption for your killer whale, along with updates on our whale conservation efforts. Plus your entire year's adoption will be doubled!

Your gift today will have DOUBLE the Real Ocean Impact (ROI)!

Your gift of:

🚨 $25 will become $50, to help protect whales like Stanley from ship strikes through real-time whale alerts

🐋 $60 will double to $120, so we can continue to monitor the health of Yoda and others like her

📣 $100 will be twice as nice at $200 for science-backed policy to protect whales like Eclipse

Adopt Today - All with 2X the Impact!

Yoda

Yoda (K36), is a 22-year-old female part of a truly galactic family. This Southern Resident killer whale doesn’t have any calves of her own, but her calm demeanor and close bond to her mother, Lea, have inspired her Jedi-worthy name. If you want to be a force that helps whales and our ocean thrive, adopt Yoda today!

Eclipse

Eclipse (A67), is a strong-willed 28-year-old Northern Resident killer whale often seen with her family off northeastern Vancouver Island. During the summer months, this devoted mother can be spotted in Johnstone Strait, BC, rubbing along the smooth pebble beaches with her offspring Tuzo (A102), Barlow (A112), and Seabrook (A125). You’ll be helping families like hers thrive, when you adopt Eclipse today!

Stanley

Stanley (T123A) is an acrobatic male Bigg’s killer whale, frequently spotted near Vancouver, BC. This 25-year-old is rarely seen alone; he travels with his close-knit family consisting of his mother and two younger sisters. Stanley is easily recognizable by his distinctive “overbite,” a charming feature you’ll never get tired of seeing in your newsletter updates when you adopt this ‘Bigg’ guy today!

33 tons of CO2

are stored in a whale's body during its lifetime

Half of the air

we breathe comes from the ocean. Whales fertilize the phytoplankton that makes this happen!

400,000 tonnes

of carbon could be locked away each year if whale populations recover to pre-whaling levels

Share Maurice's Story!

From the air we breath to the food we eat, the ocean is our planet’s most incredible resource. This fall Ocean Wise is highlighting these incredible returns through our Invest in the Ocean campaign. Check out our ‘pitch’ from Maurice who makes the case for realizing return on our investment for generations to come. Invest your voice for the ocean by sharing Maurice’s pitch with your family and friends.