Donate now and save the last 73 Southern Resident killer whales from extinction
A critically endangered Southern Resident killer whale, Tahlequah, has just given birth to a new baby calf. But its survival is under threat from a new megaproject that could wipe out their entire pod.
Two years ago, Tahlequah gave birth to a calf that died thirty minutes later. The lack of nutrient-rich salmon for her pod to feed on was a key factor in the calf’s death.
This week, Tahlequah gave birth once again. This should be a moment of celebration, but the truth is, she and her baby have never been more at risk. They are now facing a new threat: The Roberts Bank T2 shipping terminal expansion. This project could drive away these whales forever -- or push them to extinction. We need your help to stop this disastrous project.
Give Tahlequah's newborn calf a chance at life: Donate now!
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