Thanks for your comment. We're currently updating our website. The new site will be up within the next couple of days. The the old on is still viewable at http://www.calforniagraywhalecoalition.org/
If you go to our links page: www.californiagraywhalecoalition.org/links.shtml at the base you will find a list of tour operators.
The visit to the Lagunas is a life changing experience. Not to be missed. You can see some images of how the whales interract with humans in our gallery on the site.
If you'd like to help, the best thing to do is to become a member. We'll send regular updates and calls to action. Of course, you can also donate. CGWC is primarily a volunteer organisation so every bit, big or small helps.
Thanks Again.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Please visit our website.
Monday, February 9, 2009
For nearly 30 million years beautiful, magestic Gray Whales have prospered in the great seas of the west coast of North America. These, graceful beings are known for the fervour with which they defend themselves when under attack from whalers and their natural predators, the Orca.
While they have survived ice ages and other extreme natural threats, it is clear that they are unable to defend themselves against the intensity of human activity.
It is therefore incumbent upon us to provide protection and to ensure their continued survival.
The California Gray Whale Coalition will work to ensure a future for this ancient whale. By disseminating information and promoting their plight, we will turn the tide and gain proper legal protection along the entire migration route.
While they have survived ice ages and other extreme natural threats, it is clear that they are unable to defend themselves against the intensity of human activity.
It is therefore incumbent upon us to provide protection and to ensure their continued survival.
The California Gray Whale Coalition will work to ensure a future for this ancient whale. By disseminating information and promoting their plight, we will turn the tide and gain proper legal protection along the entire migration route.
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