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Orcas of the Salish Sea 11/2/24

In this course you will learn:

  • Salish Sea natural history, including human history and the interconnectedness of species on land and sea.

  • Orca symbolism and lore within the Coast Salish region

  • Morphological traits, behaviors, and social structures of Orcas

  • Salmon species basic life history and phenology

  • Ecological roles, impacts, and new facts about Southern Resident and Transient Killer Whales

  • To hear and discern different Orca vocalizations

  • How to ID individual orcas by their unique features

  • How to support Orca conservation efforts

  • Tips for whale watching (where to go, what to look for, how to ID individuals, and more).

This course will be co-led by Madelaine Katz, a nature educator and student of the Salish Sea, and Jazmen Yoder, outdoor educator, naturalist, and founder of Northwest Natura.

Tickets are available at www.northwestnatura.com/fieldtrips/p/orcas

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