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Puffins of the Pacific Northwest

by Andrea Merrill | May 31, 2023 | Conservation, Front Page Slider, Marine Life, Ocean

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

by Andrea Merrill | Apr 20, 2023 | Front Page Slider, Marine Life

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch may be a familiar term to some, especially to those who care about oceans and marine life.

Tokitae The Orca Is Coming Home!

by Andrea Merrill | Mar 31, 2023 | Marine Life

As the oldest captive orca, Tokitae is the last killer whale still alive after being captured in the 1970s from the Salish Sea in Washington and British Columbia.

Pinnipeds of the Pacific Northwest

by Andrea Merrill | Nov 17, 2021 | Front Page Slider, Marine Life

The Pacific Northwest is lucky enough to be home to a truly wide array of animals and one such group is the pinniped. These aquatic animals are primarily marine mammals like seals, sea lions, fur seals, and walruses. In the Salish Sea, we’re lucky enough to have...

Sea Turtles of the Pacific Northwest

by Andrea Merrill | Jul 13, 2021 | Conservation, Front Page Slider, Marine Life, Ocean

When I think of sea turtles, I think of more tropical waters, like off of the Hawaiian islands or in the Gulf of Mexico. This is for good reason, as sea turtles prefer the warm waters between 30 degrees north and 30 degrees south. In the western hemisphere, that area...

The Different Types of Orcas

by Andrea Merrill | Jul 6, 2021 | Conservation, Front Page Slider, Marine Life, Ocean

Orcas, also known as killer whales, are an iconic marine mammal, particularly in the Pacific Northwest. In addition to having complex social structures, deep emotional connections, and incredible intelligence, these mammals are predators that feed on a variety of fish...
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What Is Wildlife Conservation And Why Is It Important?

What Is Wildlife Conservation And Why Is It Important?

Behind the Breed: Cane Corso

Behind the Breed: Cane Corso

Behind the Breed: American Eskimo Dogs

Behind the Breed: American Eskimo Dogs

📍 The Pacific Northwest has been home to numerous indigenous peoples for time immemorial. To learn more about the land you occupy, visit Native-Land.ca

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