Right Whale Activity: Population – Where Do They Stand?
By Cynde McInnis, Year of the Right Whale Project Co-Coordinator How many right whales are there? That’s a really good question. Luckily, in 1986, the […]
Year of the Right Whale
Right Whale Activity: Changes Over Time
By Cynde McInnis, Year of the Right Whale Project Co-Coordinator Welcome back. In our activity this week, we are going to explore and graph where […]
Right Whale Activity: Learning About Lifetimes
By Cynde McInnis, Year of the Right Whale Project Co-Coordinator Do you ever wonder why scientists study individual whales? What can that teach us? This […]
The Story of Calvin
In the world of whale conservation, most scientists, researchers, environmentalists, and all around whale enthusiasts tend to have a favorite. For North Atlantic right whales, […]
Right Whale Activity: Where Do the Males Go?
By Cynde McInnis, Year of the Right Whale Project Co-Coordinator In a previous activity, we looked at where female right whales move. Today we are […]