It’s horrible. They keep ignoring the main issue that needs properly addressed.
WA state Gov's Task Force recommends whale watching ban to help endangered Southern Resident orcas. But fails to address bigger issue of dwindling prey. ""Honesty was crushed by politics and vested interests," says Ken Balcomb, Ctr for Whale Research.https://www.king5.com/article/tech/science/environment/orca-task-force-recommends-whale-watching-ban/281-611873318 …
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We need to start reaching out to people in all kinds of ways, using sound science as well as the arts, education, and popular culture.https://youtu.be/_fcEB6rM6_0
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When you see ten or more while watching boats and rafts all crowded around the orcas, and stalking them everywhere you start to think, maybe this is not good for them. I actually support limiting some of the watching activities. Maybe to seasonal or something.
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I fully support a whale watching ban. It’s the equivalent to stalking. The dams though. The damn dams. It’s unconscionable to deny Orcas their primary sustenance to survival. Wildlife need us to speak on their behalf, otherwise people will just keep taking...
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It truly is obscene the way that for every whale in the Salish Sea there are several large motorboats stalking them. https://youtu.be/_fcEB6rM6_0
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They need food!
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Just insane. I’ve been writing
@GovInslee over and over on the lack of sincere effort in righting wrongs of the dams that feed our orcas#BreachDamsNowThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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