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Question #1

Which activity would you choose?

Exploring tidal pools and searching the ocean waves for seals or whales

Going for a hike through the countryside

Canoeing or kayaking on a pristine lake

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Question #2

Which would you most likely do?

Plant native plants

Eat sustainable seafood

Move a turtle across the road

Record & upload your marine findings to iNaturalist

Install a bat box

Pick up litter along shorelines

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Question #3

Which cause would you most want to fight for?

Ensuring fish habitat is protected and our fish can migrate freely

Ensuring harmful pesticides are retired and our pollinators are conserved

Ensuring our whale species and other marine animals are free from entanglement and ship strikes

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Question #4

If you could only help one at-risk species, which would it be?

The beautiful Monarch Butterfly

The stunning North Atlantic Right Whale

The bold Pacific Salmon

The nocturnal Little Brown Bat

The large Leatherback Sea Turtle

The misunderstood American Eel

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Question #5

If you could tag along with a CWF expert for a day of fieldwork, which area of study would you pick?

I’d love to learn about species at risk and insects in grasslands

I’d love to study and track bats at night

I’d love to conduct research and monitor whale activity

I’d love to help the CWF marine team test out on-demand fishing gear which doesn’t leave ropes in the water for marine animals to get entangled

I'd love to search for high-risk turtle nests to save, incubate and release the hatchlings

Assess barriers (like dams) to determine if freshwater species have a safe passage

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Question #6

If you could experience life as a different species, which would you choose?

Swift Fox

Beaver

Polar Bear

Bumble bee

Leatherback Sea Turtle

Otter

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Marine Ecosystem

Whales

You’ve journeyed down CWF’s Marine Pathway!

You are called by the ocean. You feel connected to the surge of the sea and all the incredible wildlife that call it home, including the Endangered North Atlantic Right Whale, sea lions, sea turtles, Belugas and Orcas! Did you know that there are fewer than 350 North Atlantic Right Whales left in the entire world? The initial decline was a result of whaling in the 1700 and 1800’s, which they never recovered from, but now face new human threats such as entanglements and ship strikes. There’s hope in new ropeless fishing technologies and speed limits for reducing modern-day threats. Without biodiversity, our whole way of life would be at risk. The North Atlantic Right Whale helps to keep the ocean ecosystem healthy by redistributing nutrients from the ocean bottom to the surface! Being such a large mammal and consumer of biomass, they also store large amounts of carbon in their bodies. ()

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