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This limited edition archival giclee print is an effort to help promote awareness of the urgent need to protect wild salmon habitat restoration in the Pacific Northwest and to enhance orca protections for our endangered Southern Resident Orcas.

Our southern resident killer whales rely on Chinook salmon for 97% of their diet, and are on the brink of extinction due to rapidly declining wild Chinook salmon populations.

Time is running out, but what can we do?

What is good for Chinook salmon is also good for killer whales. Restoring key habitats, including access to historic spawning grounds for Chinook salmon, would result in millions more wild salmon in the oceans, supporting all of the food web including a share for all fishers—marine mammal and human.

Learn more at wildorca.org & wildsalmoncenter.org.

$5 from the sale of this limited edition print will be donated to Wild Orca and the Wild Salmon Center.

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This limited edition archival giclee print is an effort to help promote awareness of the urgent need to protect wild salmon habitat restoration in the Pacific Northwest and to enhance orca protections for our endangered Southern Resident Orcas.

Our southern resident killer whales rely on Chinook salmon for 97% of their diet, and are on the brink of extinction due to rapidly declining wild Chinook salmon populations.

Time is running out, but what can we do?

What is good for Chinook salmon is also good for killer whales. Restoring key habitats, including access to historic spawning grounds for Chinook salmon, would result in millions more wild salmon in the oceans, supporting all of the food web including a share for all fishers—marine mammal and human.

Learn more at wildorca.org & wildsalmoncenter.org.

$5 from the sale of this limited edition print will be donated to Wild Orca and the Wild Salmon Center.

This limited edition archival giclee print is an effort to help promote awareness of the urgent need to protect wild salmon habitat restoration in the Pacific Northwest and to enhance orca protections for our endangered Southern Resident Orcas.

Our southern resident killer whales rely on Chinook salmon for 97% of their diet, and are on the brink of extinction due to rapidly declining wild Chinook salmon populations.

Time is running out, but what can we do?

What is good for Chinook salmon is also good for killer whales. Restoring key habitats, including access to historic spawning grounds for Chinook salmon, would result in millions more wild salmon in the oceans, supporting all of the food web including a share for all fishers—marine mammal and human.

Learn more at wildorca.org & wildsalmoncenter.org.

$5 from the sale of this limited edition print will be donated to Wild Orca and the Wild Salmon Center.