Ojai Valley Whale Society
Ojai, California, United States
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Ojai Valley Whale Society is a non-profit organisation based in Ojai, United States working on nature & wildlife conservation, heritage, science & research +1 more.
The Ojai Valley Whale Society is a US non-profit that describes itself as a paleo-anthropological and cultural preservationist group. It works to preserve the fossil whales discovered at Lake Casitas in Ojai, California, in 2000, including the 25-million-year-old Ojaicetus specimens, and to educate the public about paleontology, the anthropology and culture of the Ojai Valley, and the Chumash people. It also campaigns to protect living whales and other cetaceans from threats such as U.S. Navy sonar, working with companion organisations. Its activities include fossil bone replicas, public exhibitions and outreach, and fundraising to prepare and install the fossilised skeleton.
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Adopt a Bone
Supporter scheme for sponsoring fossil bone replicas and the preservation of the Ojai Valley whale fossils.
Outreach Program
Public education on paleontology, anthropology and cetacean conservation, including the Ojai Valley Whale Society's exhibition and related activities.
Sound Study Project
Study project relating to whale sound and marine mammal communication.
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