The Arctic provides vital habitat for polar bears,
endangered bowhead whales, and more.
Not exact matches
An oil spill could devastate
endangered species like polar bears and
bowhead whales, destroy habitat for millions of migratory birds, and jeopardize the subsistence - based Inupiat culture.
Using the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, Obama blocked drilling in large portions of the Chukchi and Beaufort seas in the Arctic, home to several
endangered species, including the
bowhead whale, fin whale, Pacific walrus, and polar bear.
These waters are home to polar bears, walrus,
bowhead whales and other
endangered species.
A. Several whale populations are indisputably
endangered, including western gray whales (eastern gray whales, which are the population of gray whales found on the Pacific coast of North America, are no longer considered
endangered), eastern
bowhead whales, North Atlantic and Pacific right whales, blue whales, and most humpback whales.
Southern right whale and western
bowhead whale populations are depleted but appear to be recovering; this does not mean that they should no longer be considered
endangered, but simply that they are doing much better than their cousins in terms of recovery.