Here’s a summer “staycation” idea: From the comfort of your own home, you can watch—and listen to—tens of thousands of beluga whales as they make their annual migration to Hudson Bay and ...

MIGRATION: While some belugas are migratory, the Cook Inlet population remains in the same area all year. BREEDING: Female beluga whales become sexually mature after age four and will give birth every ...

In the summer of 2020, researchers from the University of Manitoba set up a time-lapse camera overlooking the Churchill River ...

there were 37 beluga whales at Marineland alone as of last summer. The mammals' habitats are being degraded by climate change, forcing tens of thousands of belugas to change their migration ...

Beluga whales, also known as ‘white whales’, are social and ... This behaviour could prevent migration important for feeding and breeding. All these threats add up. “Globally, whales and dolphins face ...

Hunters, traditional knowledge holders and scientists have wrapped up the second-ever Beluga Summit in Inuvik, N.W.T.Almost 100 participants from across the Inuvialuit settlement area and beyond were ...

The name is also a nod to whale’s father and the high-pitched songs that have led these mammals to be dubbed the “canaries of the sea.” ...

Home to fewer than 1000 year-round residents, Churchill is a remarkable place: it plays host to an annual beluga whale migration, is visited by the Northern Lights over 300 times per year ...

The first event was held in Inuvik in 2016, to discuss the local beluga whales and monitor their population. This week's gathering saw presentations from local harvesters from all six of the ...