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A prospective Eagle Scout from Texas is working on a project to protect Cook Inlet beluga whales. Monday morning, his troop installed signs at the Kenai city dock.
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The first rehabilitated Cook Inlet beluga calf, and the only one in captivity, has now lived at SeaWorld San Antonio for five years.
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Low birth rates are likely contributing to the decline in the population of beluga whales in Cook Inlet, according to a study published this week.
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Every spring, trained volunteers watch the Kenai and Kasilof rivers to spot the critically endangered whales and record observations for researchers. The spring monitoring season started March 15.
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Cook Inlet belugas don’t have a lot in common with cryptocurrency, the online dollar that’s becoming increasingly popular around the world.But a…
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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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A federal permit allowing Hilcorp to drill in Cook Inlet does not account for the harm vessel noise could pose to endangered belugas there, according to a…
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Cook Inlet belugas used to follow salmon through the Kenai River in the summer. Now, they’re mostly just spotted in other seasons.Researchers from NOAA…
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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…