I don’t have live access to current news right now. Here are a few reputable sources you can check for the latest updates on cetaceans:
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SeaWatch Foundation and other marine conservation groups often publish recent sightings and threats facing cetaceans.
- SeaWatch Foundation: recent cetacean conservation updates.[1]
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International Whaling Commission (IWC) and POWER/ SOWER programs frequently release new cetacean species tallies and survey results.
- IWC POWER program updates on cetaceans.[2]
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Major conservation organizations (e.g., Earth Island Institute, WWF) post timely cetacean news, including entanglement, rehabilitation, and research findings.
- Earth Island Institute cetacean news and campaigns.[3]
- WWF cetaceans news hub (Whales & Dolphins initiative).[5][6]
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Dedicated science and conservation outlets regularly cover cetacean developments, including right whale populations, entanglement incidents, and krill-driven reproductive trends.
- Mongabay cetaceans news.[4][7]
- Underwater Times cetacean updates (various species).[9][10]
If you’d like, I can narrow this to a region (e.g., Gulf of Mexico, North Atlantic) or a topic (entanglement, population trends, rescue efforts) and pull a concise, up-to-date summary with sources.
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Environmental science and conservation news
news.mongabay.comAs part of our membership scheme we produce monthly bulletins and quarterly magazines to keep our members up to date with the latest conservation news, sightings and our research. In December’…
www.seawatchfoundation.org.ukIn Mexico, the Whale Disentanglement Network, known as RABEN (Red de Asistencia a Ballenas Enmalladas) has grown into an internationally recognized network, applauded for its many successful rescues. New research shows reduced krill supplies lead to fewer pregnancies in humpback whales – a finding that could have major implications for industrial krill fishing.
wwfwhales.orgSilt, Division had already survived three earlier entanglements, a reminder of how early and repeatedly right whales now encounter life-threatening human hazards.- His death comes amid fragile signs of hope for the species, with fifteen calves recorded this winter in a population of roughly 380 whales, far short of the numbers needed for recovery.- Division’s short life illustrates how the threats facing right whales are not abstract but cumulative and prolonged, shaping lifespans...
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iwc.intThis tragic death march will continue until all captive cetaceans are retired to seaside sanctuaries. Learn about Katina, Kshamenk, Earth, and Kamea -- all dead. - Breaking News: French Government Takes Step to Free Orcas Wikie and Keijo In a major step, the French government has recommended that Wikie and Keijo, two orcas left in a closed marine park, should be retired to the Whale Sanctuary Project's sanctuary in Nova Scotia. Hope for freeing Wikie and Keijo from their deteriorating tanks. -...
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