Which Way, L.A.?
The Global Agenda on Whaling
During a week in which two wandering whales made international headlines, we’ll be discussing other whale related issues including this week’s meeting of the International Whaling Commission in Alaska . Even with a moratorium on commercial whaling in place since 1986, more than two-thousand whales were caught last year.
By Sara Terry • • 1 min readDuring a week in which two wandering whales made international headlines, we’ll be discussing other whale related issues including this week’s meeting of the International Whaling Commission in Alaska. Even with a moratorium on commercial whaling in place since 1986, more than two-thousand whales were caught last year. Also, Delta and Dawn, the two humpback whales that took a wrong turn into the Sacramento River, were reportedly spotted last night by a fishing vessel in the Pacific Ocean.
The full episode
1 of 1
The Global Agenda on Whaling- 0:00The Global Agenda on WhalingYou’re reading this
Sara Terry
The Aftermath Project
Karen Radziner
Managing Producer, To the Point & Which Way LA?
Patrick Ramage
Manager of the International Fund for Animal Welfare's Global Whale Program
Glen Inwood
Spokesperson, Institute for Cetacean Research
Justin Cooke
Scientist specializing in whale-population dynamics
The full episode
1 of 1The Global Agenda on Whaling- 0:00The Global Agenda on WhalingYou’re reading this