ZEBALLOS, BC — In a heartening turn of events, Kʷiisaḥiʔis, a 2-year-old orca calf stranded

In the vast expanse of the Salish Sea off Washington, the inaugural sighting of the

We are enjoying an excellent summer for whale-watching kayak tours in the San Juan Islands.

We’ve been enjoying numerous whale watching encounters on our kayak tours in the San Juan

The controversial satellite tagging of killer whales in Washington has ended for 2013. We have

Our last blog entry discussed the dangers from a new study that involves dart tagging

A new orca whale research project for the San Juan Islands of Washington has just

People who enjoy orca whale watching and kayaking in Washington’s Salish Sea rejoiced at yesterday’s

The new whale watching rules we discussed in our previous article apply to kayaks and

We haven’t yet crunched the numbers, but it appears that new orca whale watching rules

It’s been a strange winter in the San Juan Islands of Washington state. Fickle weather

The federal government’s new plan to save salmon in Washington appears to be the typical

Research Points to the Inescapable Dangers of Toxic Chemicals – Sperm Whale Study Even whales

While super quiet sea kayaks are now accused of being a threat to orca whales

To contend with the ever increasing level of noise in the oceans, North Atlantic right

Here is a fishy tale of two species at the opposite end of the biological

A total of five gray whales have perished in the waters surrounding the San Juan

Each spring around 20,000 gray whales migrate north from Mexico along the Pacific coast of

Seven gray whales have been observed from the northern Puget Sound up to the San

“Oldsquaw” is a word that may catch a few eyes in this age of political

The latest confirmed birth, recorded on February 21 in L-pod, brings the “southern resident” killer

Sea Quest Kayak Tours guides call for all aquariums to release their captive orca whales

Unknown to most whale watchers and kayak tour participants, killer whales in the San Juan

The first baby orca of 2010 has been born to J pod on January 3,

Amazingly enough, the National Marine Fisheries Service has a plan to ban kayaking on the

Jumbo Squid, also called Humboldt Squid, are invading Washington’s Salish Sea and their effects on

Amazing photographs taken by Ingrid Visser of killer whales attacking and killing a mako shark

A total of seven different local organizations will receive more than $1.4 million in funding

The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) took an important step toward protecting critical habitat under

An island of floating plastic garbage twice the size of Texas is trapped within the

A newborn killer whale calf has been confirmed in J Pod, one of our three