Join the Puget Sound Chapter of the American Cetacean Society on April 24th and 26th at Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church for special Earth Day gatherings bringing together music, storytelling, and conver...

Opinion: When rain washes tire particles from roads into B.C. streams, this toxic compound enters salmon habitats, impacting coho salmon.

Join the Puget Sound Chapter of the American Cetacean Society in Room 6 of the Phinney Neighborhood Center for our March chapter meeting and a thought provoking evening with Orca Network founder, Howa...

To save the Southern Residents, we will need to put organized, consistent pressure on our elected representatives.

Join the Puget Sound Chapter of the American Cetacean Society in Room 6 of the Phinney Neighborhood Center for our January chapter meeting and an evening dedicated to Southern Resident Orca advocacy b...

Passive acoustic monitoring may inadvertently affect narwhal behavior. Field observations of narwhals in Greenland show they repeatedly interact with seafloor moorings, possibly mistaking them for foo...

Join the Puget Sound Chapter of the American Cetacean Society in Room 6 of the Phinney Neighborhood Center for our November chapter meeting, where our guest speaker will be Joe Gaydos from the SeaDoc ...

Join the Puget Sound chapter of the American Cetacean Society, Orca Nexus, and Tree Action Seattle at 7400 Woodlawn on June 6th along with our guest speakers, Geof Donovan and Lynne Barre, to learn ab...

Join us in Room 5 at the Phinney Neighborhood Center along with our guest speakers, Dr. Fred Sharp and Rachel Meade, for a talk that'll be out of this world, and we're not fooling!        The Milky Wa...

This interim final rule removes the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) regulations implementing the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) from the Code of Federal Regulations. In addition, this...

NOAA's Ocean Acidification Program prepares us for the impacts of ocean acidification through research and interdisciplinary partnerships.

Join us in Room 6 at the Phinney Neighborhood Center along with our guest speaker, Dr. Anais Remili, for an in-depth look at how molecular ecology is transforming our understanding of killer whale die...

Orcas advocates got positive news this month, as the J pod's new calf was spotted in good health.

Tahlequah is once again carrying a dead calf, researchers said, as she did in 2018 in a 17-day, 1,000-mile tour that shocked the region and world.