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CETUS Research and Conservation Society

920 Johnson St, Victoria, BC V8V 3N4, Canada

Region Active

North America

Non-profit

2005

Activity

Marine conservation, Whales, Protection of marine life

Description

Cetus Research & Conservation Society is a marine conservation organization, founded in 2005 to address the increasing danger to British Columbia's killer whales as a result of human activity. Operating in the waters around Victoria, Quadra Island and Alert Bay, BC, they focus on one of the three key contributors to killer whale endangerment, namely vessel traffic disturbance, working in the field to protect whales and other marine mammals from harassment and harm. They aim to promote respect for the marine environment through on-the-water and land-based education, outreach and direct monitoring activities.

Diving at Raja Ampat on a reef with yellow fish  by Benny Frick

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