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Saving Ocean Wildlife is a non-profit organization and project under the Ocean Foundation whose mission is conservation, research and education of the public of marine mammals and sea turtles along the West Coast of North America.

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The oceans cover 71% of Earth’s surface, hold 97% of all the water, are the source of 86% of all evaporation, and receive 76% of all the precipitation on Earth. As a result, the oceans play a key role in the biogeochemical cycling of water, carbon, and other essential elements and molecules around the world and through the biosphere.
The State of the Oceans Past, Present, and Future
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Unusual Mortality Event (UME) in Pacific Gray Whales Saving Ocean Wildlife hosted a webinar on "Why are our Gray Whales Dying?" with Dr. Steven Swartz and Professor Jorge Urbán R. from the Laguna San Ignacio Ecosystem Science Program (LSIESP). https://savingoceanwildlife.org/posts/unusual-mortality-event-ume-in-pacific-gray-whales/
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All of us are responsible for protecting ocean wildlife. Learn how Saving Ocean Wildlife is creating international partnerships to address threats to ocean wildlife. Watch the video and visit our website to make a difference and join the effort. Video courtesy of Mark Coger, a National Geographic videographer. Learn more at: www.savingoceanwildlife.org Music provided by: https://www.satsangmovement.com/ #savingoceanwildlife #marinemammals #oceanlife #satsang #nationalgeographic
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Species large and small live in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of North America. Sadly many are endangered and face serious threats including extinction. To learn more about how you can help work collaboratively with us to protect habitats and achieve a more sustainable future, visit us at: www.savingoceanwildlife.org Video courtesy of Mark Coger, a National Geographic videographer. Music provided by Satsang, www.satsangmovement.com. #satsang # savingoceanwildlife #nationalgeographic
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ACTION ALERT – UPDATE ON ENTANGLED GRAY WHALE CALF – STILL APPROACHING MONTEREY BAY

SOW received this report from our partners at NOAA today about the entangled gray whale first spotted off Dana Point on Monday, April 19th and heading up the coast:

We didn't get any sightings of the pair yesterday but rescue teams up in Monterey will be keeping an eye out over the next day or two for the pair as they should be approaching depending on how much they stayed at the 4mph that we've been watching them go at.

See the mom and calf on this Youtube video https://youtu.be/3sc-AO8QJ5A

Saving Ocean Wildlife is asking for your EYES ON THE OCEAN now!

If you sight the whales, please call the NOAA hotline at 877-767-9425
Please support our work to help animals in distress www.savingoceanwildlife.org