With fewer than 360 North Atlantic right whales left, they need more protection, not less. This decision can potentially greatly reduce the survival of entangled or injured whales. Help save right whales from extinction by signing the petition: act.oceana.org/page/153205/ac…

Glass sponges aren’t glass, but their skeletons are made of silica—the same material used to make glass. These ancient ecosystems found in British Columbia, Canada are vital to ocean health and biodiversity.

New research reveals microplastics are infiltrating our brains at alarming levels—up to 20x more than in other organs. There is urgent need to address plastic pollution in the oceans and making its way into our bodies. bit.ly/46YYHbE

Happy #InternationalDogDay! 🐶 Did you know sea lions are often called puppies of the sea? Canada’s west coast is home to Stellar sea lions with their mighty roars and California sea lions with playful barks. Learn more: oceana.ca/marine-mammals

"Currently, in many fisheries, we may be catching more fish than is sustainable." New study highlights concerns about global fisheries management, overestimation of fish stocks, and the need to protect ocean health and food security. vicnews.com/local-news/uvi…

82% of Canadians are concerned about the human health impacts of plastics. Microplastics and plastic chemicals harm marine life, are found in our bodies and have been linked to cancer and heart disease. Let’s demand action! ➡️ act.oceana.org/page/108844/ac…

A giant gentle reminder that humans are a fraction of the size of North Atlantic right whales but are wholly responsible for the decline in their population. #SaveTheWhalesSaveTheWorld

In 1997, the Bay of Fundy saw an unexpected visitor—a whale shark! 🦈 These gentle giants usually stick to tropical waters, but sometimes they surprise us. Happy #InternationalWhaleSharkDay. Learn more about sharks in Canada: oceana.ca/en/blog/what-s…

Just floating through the last long weekend of summer like... 🦦☀️

Say hello to the narwhal, the "unicorn of the sea"! This Arctic whale has a tusk (actually an oversized tooth!) with up to 10 million nerve endings. Some narwhals even have two tusks! Learn more oceana.ca/en/marine-life…

#EndPlasticPollution Super small pieces of plastic are invading human brains, scientists say 😮 It's happening to our marine and land animals ... so of course it's happening to US too buff.ly/47idoa8

The Canadian Whale Institute is proud to introduce a new pamphlet for folks on the water to help with whale conservation! The aim of this pamphlet is to help oceangoers in identifying marine mammals in Atlantic Canadian waters and understanding Canadian ship speed regulations.

With 82% of Canadians in favour of banning single-use plastics, the people and planet want a return to reusable and refillable options. cbc.ca/news/canada/br…

Thank you to all our amazing supporters this #InternationalDayofCharity! 🌊🐋 With your help, we’re saving endangered marine species, rebuilding fish populations, and fighting plastic pollution. Continue your impact: Oceana.ca/Donate