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Mulder (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) on a BC beach - ‘causee they did film those early episodes in orca territory
The Canadian government’s plans to save the Southern Resident Orcas always make me feel like I’m in a whale...
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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government just tabled a big not-remotely-beautiful bill that environmentalists have dubbed the “bulldoze nature bill.” On the ocean front, the bill allows the federal government to wave a magic w...
An orca in action — photo by NOAA.
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What do you call a killer whale? The scientific name for “killer whale” is orcinus orca (demon from hell). So the only reason orca sounds friendlier...
WE’LL NEVER KNOW which orcas made waves for their communities beneath the surface, but when I wrote the orca exhibit, Our Shared Future, for the Royal BC Museum, I also wrote the biographies of six celebrity cetaceans who changed the way hu...
Southern Resident Orcas - Photo: NOAA Fisheries
This Substack exists because of the southern resident orcas.
These amazing orcas defined and changed our relationship with and understanding of the world’s whales. Most of the world’s most...
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Award-winning author and journalist (Globe and Mail, TIME, CBC) reporting on and fighting for orcas, life in the ocean and the humans who need them.
"A kinder, more eco-friendly Hunter S. Thompson." - CFAX "Canada's go-to guy for dolphins, whales and trees." - National Post "A weird little guy." - William Shatner
Our vision is a Salish Sea teeming with life, where thriving and just communities live in balance with the environment. Our mission is to mobilize and support collective action to protect the Salish Sea region.
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