We believe that studies of whale behavior are paramount to effective conservation and management.
We study natural behavior and communication patterns in whales. Our research programs contribute to the understanding of natural behavior patterns in whales by conducting fully integrated studies of population biology, genetics, ecology, and behavior.
We believe in the power of education to transform our connection to our natural world and our commitment to protect it.
Our education programs make our research findings available to the public and to policy makers in order to evolve meaningful management and conservation programs.
We believe that collaboration is critical to our success.
Our education programs make our research findings available to the public and to policy makers in order to evolve meaningful management and conservation programs. By engaging students of all ages in our work, we hope to inspire the next generation of researchers.
FRIDAY, OCT. 27 The season’s first humpbacks are sighted off of Maui! Whale Trust is excited to begin the new field season. Stay tuned for updates!
FRIDAY, SEP. 29 Humpback Whales’ Detected in the Deep Tropics During Breeding Season. Whale Trust and Jupiter Research Foundation collaborate to publish new findings in Frontiers.
FRIDAY, SEP. 22 Happy birthday week, Flip! Join us as we celebrate the 75th birthday of Whale Trust co-founder and renowned National Geographic photographer, Flip Nicklin.
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