Aurelie Cosandey-Godin, Author at WWF.CA

Why we must protect North Atlantic right whales’ ‘migration superhighways’

February 17, 2022

For the first time, WWF’s Protecting Blue Corridors report maps out 845 routes of migratory whales, highlighting 30 years of satellite tracking data gathered by more than 50 research groups worldwide. Blue corridors are... Read More

For the first time, WWF’s Protecting Blue Corridors report maps out 845 routes of migratory whales, highlighting 30 years...
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Blue whale diving with a cargo ship in the background

Making noise for quieter ships: Why we need to reduce underwater noise pollution

January 31, 2022

Commercial shipping is the most significant contributor to underwater noise, and its impacts on marine species and the marine environment have been well-documented worldwide. Yet noise pollution levels are still increasing and affecting some... Read More

Commercial shipping is the most significant contributor to underwater noise, and its impacts on marine species and the marine...
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Right whales aren’t the only cetaceans at risk in eastern Canada: Report

July 21, 2021

More than nine out of 10 fatal incidents affecting cetaceans in eastern Canada are not killing North Atlantic right whales, the government’s primary conservation focus, according to a new report by the Marine Animal... Read More

More than nine out of 10 fatal incidents affecting cetaceans in eastern Canada are not killing North Atlantic right...
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Small fish are finally getting the attention they deserve

October 20, 2016

Without adequate monitoring, herring and capelin have been slipping through the cracks. We’re looking out for forage fish. Read More

Without adequate monitoring, herring and capelin have been slipping through the cracks. We’re looking out for forage fish.
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Why we must protect North Atlantic right whales’ ‘migration superhighways’

Making noise for quieter ships: Why we need to reduce underwater noise pollution

Right whales aren’t the only cetaceans at risk in eastern Canada: Report

Small fish are finally getting the attention they deserve

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