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A new little orca has been sighted with J pod. The mother is presumed to be J28, also known as Polaris. The grandmother, J17, also had a calf this...
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This month the last Saturday falls on Halloween. Please join others as they demonstrate for the retirement of Lolita. Lolita does not belong in that...
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On October 15th, Saving Luna premiered at The Pickford Cinema in Bellingham. It was my second time seeing the film, and I found it just as powerful,...
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For those on Whidbey Island, it is your chance to see The Cove at The Clyde Theatre in Langley. November 3, 4 & 5 (T-W-Th) The Cove This...
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This just in - NOAA has extended the deadline for submitting comments on proposed vessels regulation to protect killer whales in Puget Sound to...
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Dolphin Smart and Whale Sense Florida has Dolphin Smart and New England has Whale Sense. So why doesn't Washington have a program like either of...
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Much has been written lately about the new vessel regulations and the southern resident orcas. NOAA already has a program in place that could solve...
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The final meeting on NOAA's new regulations regarding vessel traffic was held last night in Friday Harbor. Originally scheduled for Grange Hall, the...
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NOAA is proposing new regulations for boats in and around the area where the southern resident orcas reside during the time they are in the Pacific...
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Last night, the second of three meetings was held regarding NOAA's proposed new regulations for boats in and around the area where the southern...
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- An Orca named Lolita
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 2
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 3
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 4
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 5 - Why won't they let her go?
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 6 - Free Willy? Why not free Lolita?
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 7 - Keiko & Lolita - Same or Different
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 8 - The Penn Cove Captures
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 9 - A Lion named Christian
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 10 - Two events from sea to shining sea
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 11 - Where it all started
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 12 - Public opinion changes, but at what cost?
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 13 - What YOU can do to help Lolita!
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 13b - Additional places to write
- An Orca named Lolita – Part 14 - Some facts about Orcas, Miami Seaquarium and a video
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 15 - It's time for her to retire
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 16 - Why am I doing this, you ask?
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 17 - Where does all the money go?
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 18 - Miami Seaquarium, An attraction like no other!
- An Orca named Lolita - Part 19 - What is Miami Seaquarium afraid of?
- An Orca named Lolita - Slave to Entertainment
- An Orca named Lolita - A video
- An Orca named Lolita - A video commemorating her 39 years in captivity
- Where Lolita Belongs!
- Save Lolita
- Orca Network
- The Center for Whale Research
- Bring our Orca Lolita Back Home - 3 events
- Killer Whales: The Natural History and Genealogy of Orcinus Orca in British Columbia and Washington - Ford, Ellis, and Balcomb
- Transients - Mammal Hunting Killer Whales - Ford and Ellis
- Field Guide to the Orca - American Cetacean Society
- Killer Whales - Sara Heimlich and James Boran
- Listening to Whales: What the Orcas Have Taught Us - Alexandra Morton
- Orca: The Whale Called Killer - Erich Hoyt
- Southern Resident Community Orcas Family Groups - The Whale Museum, Friday Harbor
- Whales of the West Coast - David A.E. Spalding
- Whales And Sails, Etc.
- Killer Whales 101 - Orcinus Orca
- An Orca named Lolita
- How do the Southern Resident Orcas Get Their Names
- The Whale Musem
- Center for Whale Research
- Orca Lab
- Cascadia Research
- Marine Mammal Program - Northwest Fisheries
- The SeaDoc Society
- Pacific Whale Watch Association
- Lime Kiln State Park Hydrophone
- Orcasound Hydrophone Network
- Beam Reach Marine Science and Sustainability School
- How are Orcas identified? Who is who?
- University of Washington Dept. of Marine Biology
- University of Washington School of Aquatics and Fishery Sciences
- Western Washington University
- California State University, Long Beach
- California State University - Moss Landing Marine Laboratories
- San Jose State University
- Humboldt State University
- University of Oregon
- University of San Diego - Marine Science and Environmental Studies
