Skip to main content
Operation orca Springer, Luna and the struggle to save west coast killer whales

Operation orca Springer, Luna and the struggle to save west coast killer whales

Francis, Daniel.
Restricted EAudiobook (NNELS) 2014

In 2002 a young killer whale was discovered alone in Puget Sound. A team of scientists transported "Springer" north where she rejoined her family. At the same time another lone whale turned up in Nootka Sound. Another rescue was planned to return "Luna" to his family but this time there was no happy ending.

Access Now

Item Details & Discovery

Explore Topics & Themes:
Killer whale British Columbia
Killer whale Washington (State)
Wildlife rescue
More in this Genre:
Description:
Audio Only digital file (9:20 hours) : mp3 mono
mono
Other Title:
Springer, Luna and the struggle to save west coast killer whales
Notes:
Restricted to use by people with documented print impairment
PLI 2009-01
Narrator: Robert Adams
9781550174267 Madiera Park, B.C. : Harbour Pub., c2007
Contents:
Finding Springer
The gold rush
Rescuing Springer
The homecoming
At home in the wild
Luna
Planning for relocation
Standoff at Gold River
Conclusion
Control Number:
1199543
Other Authors:
Adams, Robert, narrator
BC Libraries Cooperative. National Network for Equitable Library Service, distributor
Hewlett, Gil, 1947- author
Additional Links:
Access for Saskatchewan residents with print disabilities
View in Classic Catalog

We respect and acknowledge that Southeast Regional Library has branches and headquarters on  Treaty 2 and Treaty 4 territories, which are
traditional territories of the nēhiyawak (Cree), Nahkawē (Saulteaux), Nakota, Dakota, Lakota, and the Métis Nation. View our Commitment to Reconciliation

© Southeast Regional Library
Home Page | SILS Privacy Policy