Gearing up biennial survey of endangered Cook Inlet beluga whales.

The August 2009 plan for responding to stranded Cook Inlet beluga whales.

A project using passive acoustic monitoring to document the distribution of belugas and killer whales.

Aerial survey will help scientists estimate the abundance of beluga whales and learn more about their habitat and movement patterns.

Learn more about the protected beluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas) that reside year-round in the waters of Cook Inlet, Alaska.

Blue skies, calm seas, and whales as far as the eye can see—Hexacopter photogrammetry of Cook Inlet beluga whales.

Conference presentations about recent Cook Inlet beluga whale research.

Conference presentations about recent Cook Inlet beluga whale research.

Norton Sound beluga whale survey to be conducted for first time in nearly 20 years.

This paper reviews and describes beluga use and harvest levels in the Cook Inlet region from prehistory to the present.

Norton Sound beluga whale survey to be conducted for first time in nearly 20 years.

Based upon the available information regarding the status of the Cook Inlet stock of beluga whales, NOAA Fisheries has determined that the Cook Inlet stock of beluga whales is below its optimum sustainable population levels and, therefore, is depleted as

Photo-ID project to provide information about individual Cook Inlet beluga whales and the population as a whole, including residency/movement patterns, habitat use, reproduction, and survival.

This study systematically documents the knowledge of hunters of Cook Inlet belugas, adding to the information available on the population.

New event called “Belugas Count!”