Quiet Sound https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Motivating Container Ship Participation in the Quiet Sound Slowdown: A Qualitative Case Study Program Active Projects People Support Quiet Sound’s Second Annual Voluntary Commercial Vessel Slowdown Kicks Off to Protect Migrating Endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales in Puget Sound News Safeguarding orcas while expanding passenger-only ferry service Contact Quiet Sound’s Fourth Seasonal Voluntary Commercial Vessel Slowdown Kicks Off to Protect Endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales in Puget Sound AltaGas | ALA Energy Joins Forces with Maritime Blue to Protect Endangered Southern Resident killer whales Admiralty Inlet Slowdown Thermal Imaging Camera Gonzalo Banda-Cruz, Quiet Sound Program Manager Sara Adams, Quiet Sound Program Manager Trial Slowdown 61% of shipping carriers voluntarily participating in program to protect whales in Puget Sound CityStream: Turning Down the Volume to Help Endangered Orcas Winning Teams Announced for Competition to Detect Southern Resident Killer Whales and North Atlantic Right Whales from Moving Vessels Shhh! The orcas are back in Puget Sound Rachel Aronson, Quiet Sound Program Director Scientists deploy buoy in Puget Sound to measure noise, risks to orcas Quiet Sound Officially Launches Underwater Noise-Reduction Initiatives to Save Southern Resident Killer Whales Washington launches program to cut underwater noise in Puget Sound Quiet Sound aims to expand efforts to protect endangered orcas from marine traffic Welcome to Quiet Sound Fresh Perspectives to Help Protect Orcas Publications Inslee and whale advocates celebrate progress made in protecting orcas in Puget Sound Quiet Sound Launches First Trial Large Vessel Slowdown to Help Protect Endangered Whales in Puget Sound Quiet Sound underwater noise reduction program could soon slow ships, protect orcas Collaboration Will Quiet the Sound Quieting Puget Sound for Endangered Southern Resident Orcas Whale Sightings Result in Real-Time Alerts to Commercial Mariners via WRAS app; Members of the public can participate in whale detection Shhh … A Quiet Sound Protects Orcas Test Bio Home