North Atlantic right whale

These big softies once filled the Atlantic Ocean with song. Now, fewer than 350 remain.

They’re called “right whales” because hunters long ago saw them as the “right” ones to catch. Today, they face climate change, ocean pollution, ship strikes and fishing gear entanglements.

By supporting safer seas and cleaner oceans, we can help them glide peacefully again.

Their voices deserve to echo through the deep, not go silent.