Escaped Salmon a Threat to Endangered Orcas’ Food?
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The Upper Skagit Indian Tribe has found some of the farmed Atlantic salmon in the Skagit River three months after . . .
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Whales, Art & Warming Oceans - An Archived Blog
This “whales” blog ran from 2014 through October 2019. Please enjoy its posts for their focus on globe warming and our whales and oceans.
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Holiday Whales
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The winter holidays presented me with traditions about food and creating special atmospheres with . . .
Read MoreTraditional Foods
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How can I keep the whales in mind during this holiday season? Maybe you don't get caught up in the jolly holly . . .
Read MoreChoosing Your Seafood Dinner
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I like salmon. We pan fry it up about once a week and its sizzling . . .
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Who's Eating Who?
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It’s been a dramatic summer for both fish-eating Orcas and salmon in Northwest waters. Our resident . . .
Read MoreSalmon & Orcas
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We’ve been on notice that this summer might be a precarious one for salmon and the northwest resident Orcas that feed . . .
Read MoreWatching the Orca Kids this Summer
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It’s been great news that the resident Orcas of the Northwest have had 9 new births since late 2015. The major . . .
Read MoreThe Importance of Whale Poo
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Tucker: A Poo-sniffing Dog.
Good old Tucker is a whale researcher. He is trained to lead humans to where they can collect poo from the Northwest’s resident Orcas for analysis.
Read MoreControversies = Look Again
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Proposed Whale Hunt
Things have changed. Human actions create threats to the planet. New ways arise to counter threats, challenging old ways. Controversies create new patterns, third parties pile on, side issues get mixed in. Proposed whaling by the Makah tribe . . .
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