Pacific Whale Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 1980 to save whales from extinction. Our mission is to protect our oceans through science and advocacy. We are an international organization, with ongoing research studies in Hawaii, Australia, and Ecuador, and are active participants in global efforts to address threats to whales and other marine life. 

A pioneer in non-invasive whale research, Pacific Whale Foundation was an early leader in educating the public, from a scientific perspective, about whales and the need for ocean conservation.

Now celebrating 35 years as a nonprofit organization, Pacific Whale Foundation conducts humpback whale research in Hawaii, Ecuador and Australia as well as studies of odontocetes (dolphins and toothed whales) in Hawaii. Our work has been published in scientific, peer-reviewed journals, as well as in books, reports and informational materials for the public. Pacific Whale Foundation also support studies of blue whales in Chile.

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The Research and Development Team at Pacific Whale Foundation conducts scientific studies and initiatives focused on the conservation of marine mammals, particularly whales and dolphins. This team collaborates on research projects across various global locations, analyzing data and publishing findings to inform both the scientific community and the public. They also play a crucial role in developing educational outreach programs that raise awareness about ocean conservation and the importance of protecting marine life.

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