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Caring for Whales, Dolphins & the Oceans |
The Oceania Project is a Not-For-Profit research and education organisation established by Trish & Wally Franklin in 1988 to raise awareness about Cetacea (Whales and Dolphins) and the Oceans through research, expeditions and educational activities. |
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The long-term commitment of The Oceania Project is:
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The Oceania Project's 2013 Whale Research Expedition will be the 24th year with the Humpback Whales in Hervey Bay. Trish now recognises many individual Whales on sight and through her digital archive is able to present extended histories on many of these individual whales to Participants during the Expedition. The Expeditions are an increasingly rewarding process and each years observations add to the accumulated knowledge and understanding of the Humpback Whales. |
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The Oceania Project has established
iWhales.orgFunding from iWhales will:
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The iWhales Portal provides access to downloadable movies and other content developed from the photography and filming undertaken during the Annual Whale Research Expedtions. |
The Oceania Project's Website provides current Cetacean news, information, eucational resources and ways and means you can participate in the Conservation and Care of Cetacea. |
The vision of The Oceania Project is to engage the minds and hearts of people around the planet to become inspired about Cetacea, the Oceans and the Marine Environment so that we can once again experience a clean Ocean Environment and a healthy and safe Marine Life. As Expedition Participants you will be fulfilling this vision, creating your own Whale and Dolphin experience, directly supporting and assisting with the long term Humpback Whale research in Hervey Bay and reconnecting with the living rhythms of Mother Nature. |
![]() A curious pair of Common Dolphins, such a delight to watch at play! |
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