Environment

U. S. Reassessing Humpbacks’ Endangered Status

The federal government is considering taking the humpback whale off the endangered species list in response to data showing the population of the massive marine mammal has been steadily growing in recent decades.

The Artic Warmth of Hudson Bay’s Belugas

The welcoming whales in waters lapping Manitoba break the ice with a bedazzled swimmer.

Public Told to Stay Away from Gray Whales

Kayakers, boaters and surfers should avoid a group of gray whales swimming less than a mile off the Pacifica coast, marine officials have warned.

Migrating Gray Whale Using Marina del Rey Channel as Rest Stop

The 20-foot-long California gray whale has been coming in and out of the channel for about a week. Experts say it appears healthy, so they have no plans to lure it out yet.

Evidence of Right Whales Found Off Greenland

Government scientists believe they have some good news about the endangered right whale, whose population in the Atlantic Ocean is struggling to come back.

Record Number of Right Whale Births

A total of 39 calves have been born this spring, an encouraging sign for the mammals.

Blue Whales, Due Soon off SoCal, Might Be Rediscovering Historic Territory

Marine mammal enthusiasts in the San Pedro and Santa Barbara channels are encountering sporadic humpback whales and anticipate the arrival of blue whales, which generally arrive in late spring and linger through the summer.

Humpback Whales Amaze Maui Submarine Tour Group

A group of sightseers on an underwater tour off the coast of Maui received a surprise when a group of humpback whales surrounded the submarine they were in.The tour by Atlantis Adventures on Maui usually features lots of colorful fish, so to have the whales circling the submarine offered the ultimate adventure.   
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U.S. Court Cancels Alaska Drilling Program

A federal appeals court ruled Friday that the Bush administration did not properly study the environmental impact of expanding oil and gas drilling off the Alaska coast and canceled a program to find new reserves.

Japanese Whalers Fall Short of Quota, to Delight of Marine Mammal Lovers

Whale watchers and marine mammal enthusiasts around the world might be pleased to learn that Japan fell substantially short of its minke whale hunt quota, thanks largely to disruptive efforts of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society earlier this season in the Antarctic region.

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