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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
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Where your Money Goes: Overview
WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES
Pacific Whale Foundation is a nonprofit organization. More than 30 years ago, our researchers began to offer educational whalewatches to the public during the weekends, following their days of studying whales at sea. These cruises offered us the opportunity to raise needed funds for our research work and educate the public about whales.
That same tradition continues today. Our cruise operation is 100% owned by the nonprofit Pacific Whale Foundation. All of the profits that we generate go to supporting Pacific Whale Foundation's work to protect our oceans through science and advocacy.
