Cook Inlet beluga whale count dropsNMFS annual whale count for 2011 results in second lowest number on record; agency says result consistent with 10-year decline Alan Bailey Petroleum News
The NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service’s 2011 survey of the Cook Inlet beluga whales resulted in an estimated population of 284 whales, NOAA announced on Jan. 9. That count was almost 20 percent lower than the 2010 population estimate of 340 and was the second lowest population estimate since th....
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