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William Halliday

William Halliday is now an associate conservation scientist with Wildlife Conservation Society Canada. 

A whale of a problem developing in Canada’s Arctic

  • VICTORIA, B.C.—The horrors of right whales drowning in tangles of fishing ropes and the alarming prospect of endangered orcas crossing paths with oil-laden tankers
Opinion | BY MATTHEW PINE, WILLIAM HALLIDAY | October 1, 2018
It is also going to take a combination of measures to ensure our Arctic whales don’t swim into the same kind of trouble as their southern counterparts, write William Halliday and Matthew Pine. Photograph courtesy of Wikipedia

A whale of a problem developing in Canada’s Arctic

Opinion | BY MATTHEW PINE, WILLIAM HALLIDAY | October 1, 2018
  • VICTORIA, B.C.—The horrors of right whales drowning in tangles of fishing ropes and the alarming prospect of endangered orcas crossing paths with oil-laden tankers

A whale of a problem developing in Canada’s Arctic

Opinion | BY MATTHEW PINE, WILLIAM HALLIDAY | October 1, 2018
  • VICTORIA, B.C.—The horrors of right whales drowning in tangles of fishing ropes and the alarming prospect of endangered orcas crossing paths with oil-laden tankers
It is also going to take a combination of measures to ensure our Arctic whales don’t swim into the same kind of trouble as their southern counterparts, write William Halliday and Matthew Pine. Photograph courtesy of Wikipedia

A whale of a problem developing in Canada’s Arctic

  • VICTORIA, B.C.—The horrors of right whales drowning in tangles of fishing ropes and the alarming prospect of endangered orcas crossing paths with oil-laden tankers
Opinion | BY MATTHEW PINE, WILLIAM HALLIDAY | October 1, 2018
It is also going to take a combination of measures to ensure our Arctic whales don’t swim into the same kind of trouble as their southern counterparts, write William Halliday and Matthew Pine. Photograph courtesy of Wikipedia

A whale of a problem developing in Canada’s Arctic

Opinion | BY MATTHEW PINE, WILLIAM HALLIDAY | October 1, 2018
  • VICTORIA, B.C.—The horrors of right whales drowning in tangles of fishing ropes and the alarming prospect of endangered orcas crossing paths with oil-laden tankers

A whale of a problem developing in Canada’s Arctic

Opinion | BY MATTHEW PINE, WILLIAM HALLIDAY | October 1, 2018
  • VICTORIA, B.C.—The horrors of right whales drowning in tangles of fishing ropes and the alarming prospect of endangered orcas crossing paths with oil-laden tankers
It is also going to take a combination of measures to ensure our Arctic whales don’t swim into the same kind of trouble as their southern counterparts, write William Halliday and Matthew Pine. Photograph courtesy of Wikipedia
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