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Presented by Anne DiMonti - Sustainable Fisheries Project
Protecting Ocean Wildlife Program Manager

Today, as many are keenly aware, whales and other marine species face a wide range of

threats. During the Golden Age of Sail, however, there was little understanding that a species could be finite. During that time, the ocean was thought to have a limitless bounty which provided much needed resources. Today, we have a greater knowledge of the world around us and understand that the ocean’s resources are not boundless. As a result, we are all called upon to take part in the shared responsibility of ocean conservation. This interactive presentation will provide information about today’s threats to whales, such as ship strike and entanglement, and will take a look back to how we got here. Information on available resources and how to help in the conservation effort will also be provided.

Nature Talks - Whales

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  • Dates

    Thursday, March 27

  • Time

    5 p.m.

  • Ages:

    Family Program - Ages 8 and up

  • Price:

    FREE, Donations appreciated
     

  • Cancellation Policy

    If WRWA has to cancel this program, you will be notified by email.

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