Protecting Canada's endangered whales
Canada's whales need our help
Together we are working to help protect Canada's endangered whales.
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Southern Resident killer whales
With only 75 remaining, Southern Resident killer whales are critically endangered and are facing an imminent threat. Learn about what we are doing to help them.
- Transport Canada: Interim Order for the Protection of Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) in the Waters of Southern British Columbia
- 2019 Management Measures
- Government of Canada announces enhanced measures for protecting British Columbia’s Southern Resident killer whales
- Government of Canada protects two new areas off British Columbia’s coast for Resident Killer Whales
- Northern and Southern Resident Killer Whales (Orcinus orca): recovery strategy 2018
- Government of Canada taking further action to protect Southern Resident Killer Whales
- Southern and northern resident killer whales need your help
- The Government of Canada takes immediate action to protect endangered whales through the Oceans Protection Plan
- Whales Initiative: Protecting the Southern Resident Killer Whale

North Atlantic Right whales
North Atlantic Right whales are critically endangered. The global population is about 411. What are we doing now?
- Fishery management measures to protect North Atlantic right whales
- On alert for whales
- Protecting North Atlantic right whales from collisions with ships in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
- What we heard: A summary of comments from the 2018 Pan-Atlantic Roundtable on North Atlantic right whales
- Combatting marine litter: Ghost gear
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