Baleines
Whales play a vital role in maintaining a healthy and resilient ocean but are vulnerable to human impacts. Our vision is safer, more plentiful waters for whales.
1 in 4
Cetacean species is classified as "at risk" of extinction
20,000
Whales are struck annually by ships (estimated)
7000
North Pacific humpback whales died between 2013-2021, resulting in a 20% population decline
74
The number of Southern Resident Killer Whales remaining
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The recovery of at-risk whale populations requires solutions to minimize the anthropogenic impacts that impede their ability to communicate, navigate, forage, and reproduce. Commercial fishing, coastal development, and shipping form the basis of many global economies; thus, cessation of these activities is not a feasible solution. Instead, adaptive management, based on the best available knowledge, enables industry and governments to effectively mitigate their impacts on whales and enact measures to protect populations and their habitats.
The Ocean Wise Whales Initiative uses cutting-edge technology, citizen science, and non-invasive collection methods to monitor the health of whales reduce threats through evidence-based solutions. Learn more about how Ocean Wise is protecting whales.
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Since 1992, The Ocean Wise Killer Whale Adoption Program has supported conservation-oriented research on wild killer whales. Your symbolic adoption will support efforts that safeguard these iconic ocean ambassadors.
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Our Funders
Government of Canada
DP World
Quiet Sound
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
Prince Rupert Port Authority
Victoria Foundation
Tides Foundation
Animal Welfare Foundation of Canada
British Ecological Society
Prince of Whales & North Island Kayak
Western Washington University
