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Whale penis extrusion & mating practices explained

During a tranquil lunch on the ocean, following our morning transect surveys, our research team witnessed an unexpected event in the midst of observing a nearby group of humpback whales. The team realized that the whales were headed toward them and decided to put their camera in the water to document the behavior. What they … Continued

Valentine’s Day Catalog

MAKE A GRAND GESTURE AND MAKE IT WHALE-SIZED This Valentine’s Day, give the ocean lover in your life the gift of being a part of the dedicated ʻohana saving marine animals. A PWF Gift Membership includes discounts on events, like our upcoming Race for Whales, discounts* on PacWhale ecotours, and regular updates on marine life news … Continued

Pacific Whale Foundation and COP28: A Shared Commitment to Ocean Conservation

Pacific Whale Foundation (PWF) stands as a dedicated guardian of the ocean, using our science and advocacy to inspire environmental stewardship. Recognizing the pivotal role of the ocean in climate regulation, PWF aligns with global efforts to safeguard this vital ecosystem. Here, we explore the interconnectedness between COP28, the UN’s climate initiatives, and PWF’s commitment … Continued

OUTREACH PROGRAMS

Immediately following the Maui wildfires, Pacific Whale Foundation and PacWhale employees worked together to understand, meet, and advocate for community needs. In this time of coming together in an “all hands on deck” response, a new Pacific Whale Foundation and PacWhale Department was born. We’re proud to share our new, hard-working PWF Outreach Team. The … Continued

WILDFIRE IMPACTS

Many of our supporters have contacted us following news of the devastating Maui wildfires, offering their aloha and kōkua (help), and wondering how this disaster might impact the whales and dolphins we strive to protect. Indeed, wildfires have far-ranging impacts to terrestrial and coastal ecosystems that affect ocean inhabitants, including whales and dolphins. At Pacific … Continued

CELEBRATING SUSTAINABILITY

Tis the season! From the traditional onslaught of holiday-themed commercials (which seem to start earlier each year) to party planning and gift lists, we’re collectively gearing up for a celebratory couple of months — and a huge uptick in unnecessary waste. According to a recent survey of 2,000 U.S. residents who actively participate in a … Continued

HAVE A SPOOKY, SUSTAINABLE HALLOWEEN

Learn how to have a fabulous Halloween while remaining the most sustainable you can be with these tips

PWF PRESENTS AT SUMMER RESEARCH CONFERENCE

Members of Pacific Whale Foundation’s Research team recently attended the 24th Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals in Florida. This important conference brought together scientists, policymakers, managers and advocates for five days of presentations, workshops and constructive dialogue. Four team members attended the conference with support from PWF Member Grant Crosby who donated … Continued

SUSTAINABLY CAUGHT SEAFOOD SAVES LIVES

Learn more about sustainable seafood and enjoy a responsible recipe as well!

ENDANGERED SPECIES DAY: FALSE KILLER WHALES OF HAWAIʻI

Today, May 20, is Endangered Species Day, a day to celebrate, learn about and take action to protect threatened and endangered species. One of Pacific Whale Foundation’s (PWF) top research priorities is studying the endangered population of false killer whales found in Hawai‘i. False killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) are a large species of dolphin belonging … Continued


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