Cook Inlet belugas still not recoveringNational Marine Fisheries Service survey from summer 2016 indicates continuing low population with long-term downward trend Alan Bailey Petroleum News
The National Marine Fisheries Service has published the results of its summer 2016 aerial survey of Cook Inlet beluga whales. An analysis of the survey data has indicated a whale population of about 328. That lies within the population range of 284 to 375 whales estimated since 2006 and is consisten....
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