KnowraSouthern Resident killer whaleLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to Southern Resident killer whale, each with the reason it gives.All 8Broader topic 8Marine mammal conservationBroader topic: Its decline links prey availability, contaminants, and vessel disturbance.OrcaBroader topic: Its decline illustrates how reduced salmon prey, pollution, and disturbance combine to threaten a population.Strait of GeorgiaBroader topic: These endangered whales use the strait as part of their seasonal habitat and travel routes.Puget SoundBroader topic: These whales depend on the sound and neighboring Salish Sea waters, especially for salmon prey.Salish SeaBroader topic: Its decline exposes how prey loss, pollution, and disturbance intersect in the sea.Strait of Juan de FucaBroader topic: These whales use the strait, where prey availability and disturbance matter.Gulf IslandsBroader topic: Its declining population highlights pressures on the waters around the archipelago.San Juan IslandsBroader topic: Their presence links the islands’ tourism and conservation concerns to a wider regional population decline.