SeaWolf Coastal Protection, Post Office Box 929 Marysville, Washington 98270 USA 

info@projectseawolf.org

Ph. (425) 879-4676  

SeaWolf is a federally registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organisation in the United States

RECENT SEAWOLF ITEMS
Our 2008 tree planting project in Snohomish County was a success!  1500 trees, and 75 students!

SeaWolf's 2007 production of a new documentary on the southern resident orca whale population in partnership with a major west coast television station, has been nominated for a regional Emmy. This project was made possible with the generous support of the Russell Family Foundation. KING/NBC TV broadcast the film, called "Sound of Orcas" in autumn 2007.  Generous Grants from the Anne & Mary Arts & Environment Foundation and the Ben & Jerry's Foundation have made possible a series of youth tree-planting projects in Snohomish County.

 

Project SeaWolf Coastal Protection (SCP) is evolving.

In 1997, our founders created an organization focused on orca whale conservation in the Northwest. We formed the first coalition to pursue federally ‘Endangered Species’ status for southern resident killer whales, & our first television documentary projects with KOMO/ABC & KIRO/CBS awakened the country to the plight facing our declining orca whale population.

Today, our volunteers continue to work on grassroots Northwest conservation efforts. Our tree planting & salmon recovery initiatives, student education programs & expeditionary learning trips join public awareness & advocacy campaigns are targeted to address issues such as grizzly bear conservation & (soon to come) gray wolf reintroduction & recovery in the Northwest. 

In 2008, SCP will be launching our sister operation Project SeaWolf Coastal Research (SCR), bringing aboard a new cadre of volunteer biologists, technologists, marine veterinarians, along with a separate board-of-advisors to accent our work in the field of active research.  Our SCR wing will focus on research & rescue work exclusively.

Our core focus – the preservation of Pacific Northwest ecosystems & wildlife, using a 100% volunteer-driven workforce – will remain steadfast. We are committed to remaining a lean, grassroots organization with an underlying goal - to vigorously defend our wildlife & natural places, to encourage a new generation of environmental stewards, & to increase the body of biological  knowledge available to our policy-makers, in order to ensure a sustainable, ecologically-rich, & bio-diverse future here in the Northwest.

Please join us on this journey.

Email to: info@projectseawolf.org

This website & organisation is dedicated to the preservation of orca whale ecosystems in Washington, Oregon, British Columbia & Alaskan waters.   All photography by Michael Kundu unless otherwise attributed. The audio segment you are hearing (certain browsers only) represents seldom-heard foraging vocalisations taken from a transient orca whale sub-group, traveling near Seymore Narrows, B.C.; courtesy of John Ford, Vancouver Aquarium.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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