Climate Change is one of the biggest threats facing whales and dolphins today. The climate is changing fast: so fast that some whale and dolphin populations may be unable to adapt.
Changes in sea temperature, freshening of seawater, sea level rise, loss of icy polar habitats and the decline of food sources are just some of the many threats posed by climate change.
WDCS facilitates research on the impacts of climate change, leading work to raise awareness of the impacts on whales and dolphins. Working with other groups, we campaign for international action to find solutions and reduce impacts. For more information read our report: Whales in Hot Water.
| Recent Thoughts From WDCS On Climate Change Recent thoughts from WDCS on Climate Change from our science director and our lastest report. 2009-January-26 |
| Oil And Gas Issues In The UK A new publication highlights the problems associated with oil and gas exploration in UK waters and looks at the history of this issue. 2009-January-26 |
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