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- Calving Rates and Intervals of East Australian Female Humpback Whales
- Connectivity and Interchange Between Humpback Whale Aggregation Areas along East Australia
- Dynamics of extralimital feedingby humpback whales off Eden, NSW
- East Australia Humpback Whales
- Pacific Whale Foundation’s Southern Hemisphere Humpback Whale Catalogue
- Rate of Interchange Between East Australia and West Australia Humpback Whales
- Ecuador Research
- Interaction of Small Cetaceans with Artisanal Fisheries in Machalilla National Park
- Population, Distribution and Abundance of Humpback Whales and other Cetaceans in Machalilla National Park
- Photo-identification of dolphins in the Cojimies River Estuary
- Migratory Interchange of Humpback Whales between Peru and Ecuador
- Hawaii Research
- Distribution of Odontocetes in Maui County Waters
- Hawaiian Humpback Whale Catalogue
- Odontocetes of Maui County
- Researcher on Board Humpback Whale Program
- Sea Turtle Foraging and Resting Areas off Maui
- Social Structure of False Killer Whales in Maui County Waters
- Spinner dolphins in Maui County waters
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What You Can Do
WHAT YOU CAN DO
How You Can Help Protect Our Oceans:
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Become educated. Learn about issues relating to the oceans, such as whaling, marine debris, overfishing and pollution.
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Help prevent marine debris. Reduce your use of plastic bags and plastic containers by choosing reusable alternatives. Dispose of all trash properly. Participate in beach clean-ups.
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Choose seafood that’s harvested through sustainable, wildlife-friendly practices. The choices you make at the supermarket will help (or hurt) populations of sea turtles, whales, dolphins and seabirds.
- Avoid using chemicals in your home or garden. Chemicals pollute local lakes, streams and waterways; this pollution accumulates in the ocean. Choose organically grown products whenever available.
