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Eco-Friendly Adoption: a new way to support the mission of The Whale Museum and further help the Southern Resident Orcas! |
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Many of the orcas in the Southern Resident Community are available for Eco-Friendly Adoption.
Pictured below are sample Eco-Friendly Virtual Adoption certificates. In order to enhance the image(s) used, certificates for your computer desktop may vary. |
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All of these photos are taken from shore. Photo credit: Jeanne Hyde (Note: The birth of a calf is rarely witnessed by researchers, so it is difficult to determine the actual birth date. Periodically, we gain new information which may change birth years. Birth years are established by the Center for Whale Research based on the best science at the time.) © 2012 The Whale Museum. All rights reserved. |
All of the whales depicted above are available for symbolic adoption through the  |
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The Whale Museum is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization registered with the Secretary of State in Olympia, Washington. b |