Ocean Conservation News – 01/11/2024
Whale watchers stunned by ‘extremely rare’ behavior of Orcas spotted off California Coast A…
A pod of 10 orcas recently and unexpectedly took up residence in the coastal waters of southern California, treating marine biologists and whale watchers to quite the show. Read more here.
Department of Conservation (Doc) Biodiversity Ranger Jim Fyfe said sea lion Hiriwa was no stranger to the golf course, having given birth to three previous pups at Chisholm. Read more here.
The Saanich seal, who was tagged as a pup in a colony south of San Francisco, was also spotted in April and May off the coast of the U.S. Read more here.
They will cover around 96 miles (155km) from Spot Bay to East End during a three-day weather window between 2 and 4 February to raise money to buy land for a nature park on the Brac. Read more here.
The Center for Biological Diversity and 10 partner organizations petitioned NOAA Fisheries today to list the Alabama shad as an endangered species. Read more here.
Whale watchers stunned by ‘extremely rare’ behavior of Orcas spotted off California Coast A…
Deep sea mining: Norway approves controversial practice The bill, passed on Tuesday, will accelerate…
Protecting coral ‘nurseries’ is as important as safeguarding established coral reefs, new study shows…
Shark sightings prompt warnings Lifeguards recorded more than 40 first hand sightings of sharks…
Endangered right whale calves spotted off Florida Coast Researchers off the Southeast coast recently…
9 animal species at the highest risk of extinction A total of 21 species,…
Study reveals reasons hundreds of fish species are nearing extinction Experts at the International…
Turtle nests and hatchlings found on Cambodian Beach for the first time in 10…
How Mama Octopus and her female fishing crew makes waves saving Kenya’s reefs Amina…
As the Endangered Species Act turns 50, conservationists consider its successes, limitations This week…