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Celebrating cetaceans in Indigenous cultures
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WCA Trustee Titia tells us about her visit to Tenerife-La Gomera Whale Heritage Site and reflects on the magic of responsible whale watching.
Update from Raggy Charters on tackling fuel transfers in Algoa Bay
WCA Partner Raggy Charters celebrate a recent success protecting Algoa Bay Whale Heritage Site from dangerous ship-to-ship fuel transfers.
Hauling Up Solutions: working together to reduce bycatch
Thea Taylor, Sussex Dolphin Project Lead, shares her experience of attending a workshop on bycatch solutions.
WCA joins global coalition against bottom trawling
The WCA has joined the Transform Bottom Trawling coalition and is calling for a globally reduced bottom trawling footprint by 2030.
Charismatic Encounters: a new research project
The WCA is excited to announce that we’re working on a new, international research project!
Bottlenose dolphins receive protection in new sanctuary
A marine mammal sanctuary has been declared in Te Pēwhairangi / Bay of Islands, New Zealand.
WHS Criteria Explained: Research, Education and Awareness
Whale Heritage Sites invest in research and put education and public awareness at the heart of their message.
WHS Criteria Explained – Environmental, Social and Economic Sustainability
To become an accredited Whale Heritage Site, Candidates need to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability.
Pride of Queensland: The Journey to Whale Heritage Site Status
Sheltered by the coast of Fraser Island, Hervey Bay is an ideal resting spot for whales and their calves as they take a detour off the humpback highway to relax, play and rejuvenate.
