Assistance in collecting whale sightings is essential in increasing our understanding of everything from survival, age of calving, site fidelity, feeding strategies, areas of whale density, range, entanglement rates, etc. 

To relay Humpback and Minke Whale photos: 

• Maintain distance of more than 200 m from whale (see www.SeeABlowGoSlow.org for best practices)
• Retain photo size and file name i.e. do not crop or rename the photo. 
• Include photographer name, date, time, and location (ideally with GPS coordinates) 
• Email to

Photo credit is given in our database, in catalogue credits and if any photos are used in our social media.

We identify individual Minke Whales by their flanks / dorsal fins. 

For Humpbacks, we use both dorsal fins and the underside of their tail.