WCA Trustee Titia tells us about her visit to Tenerife-La Gomera Whale Heritage Site and reflects on the magic of responsible whale watching.
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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.
Charismatic Encounters: a new research project
The WCA is excited to announce that we’re working on a new, international research project!
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.
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.
The Evolution of a Region: A Sea Change for Durban’s Former Whaling Industry
In just two generations, whales off the coast of The Bluff have gone from being relentlessly hunted to passionately protected.
The influence of social media on marine tourism
New publication on risk and influence of social media with swim-with...
AWADS x Million Metres
A Partnership to Counteract Carbon Emissions In April 2019 WCA Partner...
Loving them too much
New Zealand Bans Swimming with Bottlenose Dolphins in the Bay of Islands...
August 2019 Sighting of the Month
August 2019 Sighting of the Month goes to WCA Individual Partner Rachael...
