COMMON DOLPHINS SPOTTED IN THE SALISH SEA
One of the best things about studying and watching whales is that you are never tempted to think you’ve seen everything. The ocean will always surp...
One of the best things about studying and watching whales is that you are never tempted to think you’ve seen everything. The ocean will always surp...
Check out this awesome article from Kiro 7 News regarding our Transient Killer Whale population! Now deemed “Resident Transients,” mammal-eating Or...
From the CBC Personalized health records could be on the way for our killer whale friends that share the coast with us. The idea comes from Dr. J...
One of Vancouver Island’s coves, bays and inlets could become a refuge for Orcas retired from aquarium life. The Whale Sanctuary Project, launched ...
A recent analysis suggests that the oceans may contain between 700,000 and 1 million animal species! Of course, in nature, every single animal is i...
Three Killer Whales found themselves trapped in Sahkalin region of eastern Russia, nearly 100m off the coastline. Watch the video as the Russian r...
An environmental non-profit is looking at the shores of British Columbia and the rest of the Pacific Northwest as a possible sanctuary for Orca a...
Humpback Whales in the Salish Sea were one of the most hunted species in the area, due to their abundance and tendency to swim close to shore. In...
What an incredible start to the 2016 Whale Watching season we have had here at SpringTide! Sightings of Resident Killer Whales, Transient Killer Wh...