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Center for Whale Research - Encounters

Pictures and Informations about Orcas

Cetacealab is a non-profit, land based whale research station situated along the north coast of British Columbia, Canada.

Raising Awareness of the Captive Orca Industry

San Juan Transit provides transportation from Friday Harbor to all points of interest around San Juan Island. A great way to see the island!

BlueVoice.org protects dolphins and whales and provides information about toxins in our oceans, including mercury and PCB contamination in the human food chain.

Sea Quest specializes in sea kayaking tours & vacations to watch whales. Whale-watching kayak trips: San Juan Islands of Washington, Baja Mexico, Alaska.

Nature photography by John Hyde. Specializing in Alaska, it's wildlife, it's wild places and people in the wilds, Wild Things Photography offers both stock and assignment services throughout Alaska. Whales, eagles, wolves, bears, glaciers, icebergs,

Whale Watching Vancouver Island BC. Experience Killer Whales, Humpback Whales, Grey Whales, Orca Whales from our safe Zodiac Hurricane.

The Orca Aware campaign is dedicated to raising awareness about wild and captive killer whales found around the world by acting as an information source-pool for scientific, educational and journalistic material.

Mark Carwardine, zoologist, environmentalist, writer, BBC TV presenter, wildlife photographer and public speaker

Dedicated to the protection of cetaceans, through research, partnership and education. Includes news, a guide to species identification, photographs, a sightings guide and more

An amazing Orca whale watching tour is just a short drive from Seattle. Join us for a day you won't forget. We see more whales than any other tour!

Facts about Killer Whales, Habitat, Feeding, Anatomy, EvolutionOrca Social Structure, Communication and Orca Conservation

Book. 10 original trips to enjoy the earth. I invite you to swim with whales, to sleep under the starry night in the Sahara desert, and to get lost on dog sleds and the northern lights in Greenland. I encourage you to take pictures on enormous Brown bears in Siberia, to travel in the last Amazonian border área with the Matsés tribe, to follow the footprints of volcanoes in Iceland or to simply walk alone through the African Savannah. You are welcome to imitate Robinson Crusoe on a deserted island, to experience kayaking with killer whales or to fly above a mountain range Travel guide. Adventure. Iceland, Ring road, Sahara, Algelia, desert, Balloon, Pyrenees, Spain, Orca, kayak, Canada, Vancouver island, Mana Pools, safari, Zimbabwe, Africa, Tonga, whales, Polynesia, swim, Greenland, sled dogs, aurora boreal, esquimo, inuits, robinson crusoe, desert island, survival, matses, amazon, Peru, bears, photo, photography, Kamchatka, Siberia, Russia

Superpod is an annual gathering on San Juan Island, Washington that is open to the public and attended by an international group of scientists, filmmakers, authors, journalists, former trainers, naturalists, orca advocates and and people who want to see killer whales in their natural home.