
How to Help the Southern Resident Killer Whales
After our recent blog post on who the Southern Residents are we thought our guests might be interested to know what they can do to help our neighbours in the … Continued
After our recent blog post on who the Southern Residents are we thought our guests might be interested to know what they can do to help our neighbours in the … Continued
In an earlier blog post we have explained that there’s not really any “best” time to see whales – just what works for you. However, we should probably explain some … Continued
In April 2023, the Government of Canada updated the press on their efforts to protect our Southern Resident killer whales. These whales are very important to the Salish Sea’s ecosystem … Continued
Even our most nautically inclined guests sometimes wonder this. We understand the confusion! In Canadian waters alone, there are 10 families, 40 genera, and 37 species of cetaceans – the … Continued
Two of the Salish Sea’s most common inhabitants – Harbour porpoises and Dall porpoises – are in danger of being overshadowed by their larger relatives, the humpbacks and orcas. Both … Continued
This is one of the questions we get asked most often. The short answer: there isn’t one! Or, at least, the best time depends on a variety of factors that … Continued
If you’ve been out on a vessel around here, you might have heard mention of our Southern Resident killer whales. You might have also noticed the extra precautions that we … Continued
Vancouver Island’s river and sea otters are a popular attraction. Who can resist those sweet little faces? Well, in reality, they’re not so sweet. They are one of the most … Continued
Wild salmon are vital to the marine and river ecosystems of Vancouver Island. They are also sacred to many of the Indigenous First Nations here, such as the SC’IA⁄NEW (Beecher … Continued
The first Humpback Moms and their Calves of 2023 have arrived to the Salish Sea and we couldn’t be more excited!