Whale-Watching
http://www.bonjourquebec.com/qc-en/observationfaune0.html - St. Lawrence River, one of the few places where you can usually see some blue whales (summer-automn). There are also the local belugas all year round, the frequent and inquisitive minkes, the seis, humpbacks, porpoises, etc.
2006 map of whale-watching off Vancouver, Canada by Jeff Lorton, a member of the Orcinus Orca Collective.
5starwhales.blogspot.com - Jeff Lorton's blog whale-watching Orcas near British Columbia, Canada
www.outforadventure.com/orca_adventure.htm - Orcas, British Columbia, Canada
www.stubbs-island.com - Telegraph Cove, BC, Canada
www.tundrabuggy.com - Belugas in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada - I've been there, seen these whales, great adventure, highly recommended but maybe a little too adventurous for some.
Another belugas watching operator in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. The images are worth a visit. Belugas like the first time that I saw them. You can also snorkel with belugas from the Lazy Bear Lodge.
Qoddy Link Marine, St. Andrews by-the-Sea, Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick, Eastern Canada. They also have a boat service for research.
WDCS recommandations for whale-watching, the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society (WDCS).
WDCS brochure of whale-watching operations around the world.
This WDCS whale-watching operation in Scotland offers research activities, includes acoustic analysis. I hope that they will use the Seadragon software soon.
December 2006, Caribbean whale watching organisations, with the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), start CARIBwhale. Andrew Armour, of Dominica, is the newly elected President: "In addition to promoting responsible whale watching we will also support non-invasive scientific research, as well as educational programmes, community involvement, and advocacy." http://tinyurl. com/y4psr3
www.helsinki.fi/~lauhakan/whale - list of links, some links may be defunk.
www.whalewatchinginfo.com
www.m-e-e-r.org - La Gomera, Eastern Atlantic Ocean.
www.orcaweb.org.uk
www.alternative-hawaii.com/whales.htm
www.dolphinsakaroa.co.nz - swim with wild dolphins around New Zealand
list of boat cruises in New Zealand
TODO more here
2006 map of whale-watching off Vancouver, Canada by Jeff Lorton, a member of the Orcinus Orca Collective.
5starwhales.blogspot.com - Jeff Lorton's blog whale-watching Orcas near British Columbia, Canada
www.outforadventure.com/orca_adventure.htm - Orcas, British Columbia, Canada
www.stubbs-island.com - Telegraph Cove, BC, Canada
www.tundrabuggy.com - Belugas in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada - I've been there, seen these whales, great adventure, highly recommended but maybe a little too adventurous for some.
Another belugas watching operator in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. The images are worth a visit. Belugas like the first time that I saw them. You can also snorkel with belugas from the Lazy Bear Lodge.
Qoddy Link Marine, St. Andrews by-the-Sea, Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick, Eastern Canada. They also have a boat service for research.
WDCS recommandations for whale-watching, the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society (WDCS).
WDCS brochure of whale-watching operations around the world.
This WDCS whale-watching operation in Scotland offers research activities, includes acoustic analysis. I hope that they will use the Seadragon software soon.
December 2006, Caribbean whale watching organisations, with the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), start CARIBwhale. Andrew Armour, of Dominica, is the newly elected President: "In addition to promoting responsible whale watching we will also support non-invasive scientific research, as well as educational programmes, community involvement, and advocacy." http://tinyurl. com/y4psr3
www.helsinki.fi/~lauhakan/whale - list of links, some links may be defunk.
www.whalewatchinginfo.com
www.m-e-e-r.org - La Gomera, Eastern Atlantic Ocean.
www.orcaweb.org.uk
www.alternative-hawaii.com/whales.htm
www.dolphinsakaroa.co.nz - swim with wild dolphins around New Zealand
list of boat cruises in New Zealand
TODO more here
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