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Take Action for Southern Resident Orca Whales

Environment (tags: Protect Orca Whales Take Action, animalwelfare, habitat, protection, wildlife, ecosystems, conservation, CO2emissions, climate, globalwarming, habitat, oceans, protection, trees, water, whaling, world )

Raven

- 48 days ago - orcanetwork.org

Orca Network sponsors a special page on actions you can take, locally and globally to eliviate the impact for Orca whales, other wildlife and our entire environment. This is a great site and you can even listen to the Whales. Make a difference now.

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Raven Sky (232)

Wednesday May 21, 2008, 11:34 am
Every little we do, recycle a bit more, eliviate plastic, use stainless steel instead of plastic, eat organic, stop using products which contain harmful chemicals which get into the run-offs, all help reduce the impact we have on the environment. subscribe to Orca Network and receive fun news, environmental news on the whales of our Endangered Southern Resident Orcas here in Washington.

Raven Sky (232)

Wednesday May 21, 2008, 3:51 pm
I just noticed my typo.. silly me.. meaning every little thing we do matters.. no matter how small, it all builds up. thanks for the notes..

Raven Sky (232)

Wednesday May 21, 2008, 3:52 pm
Let me know when you do get a chance to listen to the Orcas. They are like distinct cultures, The Residents, The Transients and offshores all having their own language. When you listen you can hear subtle differences in each type. It is pretty incredible...