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Belugas Count! is back this weekend after a two-year break. At the Kenai viewing station, the chances of seeing a Cook Inlet beluga whale tomorrow are high, and scientists will be at the station to answer questions.
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Tyonek became the first ever beluga calf to be successfully nursed back to health when the Alaska SeaLife Center rescued him in 2017. The baby beluga was…
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Those who live close to the Kenai and Kasilof rivers know belugas sometimes feed there. But it’s been a mystery how many whales actually travel through…
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The beluga population in Cook Inlet is not bouncing back and scientists are trying to figure out why.First, they need to know more about the population. A…
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You don’t have to know much about what you’re seeing to make the Ocean Alert app work. Say you’re driving past Turnagain Arm and you see a beluga.“You can…
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The chief scientist at the Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut is leading a pilot study on the stressors impacting beluga whales in Cook Inlet.Tracy Romano and…
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The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has received a $1.1 million grant from the National Marine Fisheries Service to continue studying Cook Inlet beluga…
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Eagle-eyed observers are wanted this spring to track creatures of a non-avian persuasion. The Alaska Beluga Monitoring Partnership is recruiting…
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Belgua whale watching has wrapped up for the season. The organized, scientific variety anyway. The fall beluga count administered by several government…