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There has been an extraordinary federal-local-tribal effort aimed at nursing the killer whale known as J50 back to health. But is it far enough?Seattle…
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Kim Malcolm talks with University of Washington fisheries science professor Ray Hilborn about whether boycotting chinook salmon will help the recovery of…
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Scientists have taken an unprecedented step to save one of the Salish Sea’s 75 endangered orcas: They tried to feed her in the wild.On board a Lummi…
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Bill Radke talks about our anthropomorphizing of the grieving mother orca, Tahlequah, and what it tells us about how humans think about mothering and…
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A grieving mother orca has finally let her dead calf go, ending her "tour of grief."J35, also known as Tahlequah, was seen Saturday off San Juan Island…
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An extraordinary effort to feed a sick, young orca got underway Friday morning in the waters west of Bellingham.Crews loaded 24 live chinook salmon into…
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As scientists searched Salish sea waters for the young, emaciated orca known as J50, they spotted her relative, still carrying her dead calf.The relative…
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Helping our relatives. That’s what Darrell Hillaire calls the project to offer salmon to the young whale known as J50.Hillaire is a member of the Lummi…
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J50 is alive.The emaciated, 3 1/2-year-old orca had seemingly gone missing over the weekend, leading some biologists to worry that she may have died.Plans…
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Bill Radke talks to Seattle Times reporter Lynda Mapes and Dr. Deborah Giles, whale research biologist for the University of Washington's Center for…