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Looking back on 2025, it’s clear just how much was achieved. Across Australia’s east coast, thousands of moments came together to create one extraordinary year of impact. Behind every rescue, every data point, and every safe outcome are our ORRCA volunteers, donating countless unpaid hours on the phones, behind computers, in the field, and along the coastline - in all weather. Hours spent responding to stranded and entangled marine mammals, guiding the public through emergencies and co-ordinatin

Looking back on 2025, it’s clear just how much was achieved. Across Australia’s east coast, thousands of moments came together to create one extraordinary year of impact. Behind every rescue, every data point, and every safe outcome are our ORRCA volunteers, donating countless unpaid hours on the phones, behind computers, in the field, and along the coastline - in all weather. Hours spent responding to stranded and entangled marine mammals, guiding the public through emergencies and co-ordinatin

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In 2026, it’ll cost at least $82 a day to keep our hotline running. If every one of our followers gave just $5, we’d secure the ORRCA 24/7 Marine Mammal Rescue Hotline for the entire year. This year alone, we’ve taken 2,000 calls, responded to 1,000 incidents, and responded to 58 entangled marine mammals - all with no funding and powered purely by our skilled, passionate volunteers. This Giving Tuesday, If you care about the ongoing protection of Australia's whales, dolphins, seals and dugongs,

In 2026, it’ll cost at least $82 a day to keep our hotline running. If every one of our followers gave just $5, we’d secure the ORRCA 24/7 Marine Mammal Rescue Hotline for the entire year. This year alone, we’ve taken 2,000 calls, responded to 1,000 incidents, and responded to 58 entangled marine mammals - all with no funding and powered purely by our skilled, passionate volunteers. This Giving Tuesday, If you care about the ongoing protection of Australia's whales, dolphins, seals and dugongs,

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PROSPECT LAKE DOLPHIN SUCCESS Earlier this month, ORRCA and Dolphin Research Australia began monitoring a lone dolphin reported to us in Prospect Lake, Ballina. Over several days, it became clear the animal may have been unable to leave the lake on its own. A collaborative rescue and release operation was quickly planned with NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Sea World Foundation, ORRCA, Ballina Shire Council, Jali Rangers and Dolphin Research Australia, with the intention to capture the

PROSPECT LAKE DOLPHIN SUCCESS Earlier this month, ORRCA and Dolphin Research Australia began monitoring a lone dolphin reported to us in Prospect Lake, Ballina. Over several days, it became clear the animal may have been unable to leave the lake on its own. A collaborative rescue and release operation was quickly planned with NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Sea World Foundation, ORRCA, Ballina Shire Council, Jali Rangers and Dolphin Research Australia, with the intention to capture the

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It’s the question everyone’s asking - why is Siale heading north? The truth is, we’re not sure. While it’s unusual to see a humpback travelling north this late in the year, wild animals don’t always follow the script. Siale appears to be in leaner condition, which can be normal for whales on migration, but we’re hopeful she’ll turn south soon to feed and regain strength over the summer. If you spot her, please report your sighting to the ORRCA Hotline on (02) 9415 3333 and remember to enjoy her

It’s the question everyone’s asking - why is Siale heading north? The truth is, we’re not sure. While it’s unusual to see a humpback travelling north this late in the year, wild animals don’t always follow the script. Siale appears to be in leaner condition, which can be normal for whales on migration, but we’re hopeful she’ll turn south soon to feed and regain strength over the summer. If you spot her, please report your sighting to the ORRCA Hotline on (02) 9415 3333 and remember to enjoy her

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LATEST UPDATE 14/02: Confirmed sighting, travelling south. Friends at Two Bays Whale Project in Victoria reported sighting off Refuge Cove, Wilson’s Promontory National Park, the south eastern tip of the state of Victoria. Information has been passed on to authorities. Please share with friends and businesses in southern VIC and TAS. UPDATED🚨 ENTANGLED WHALE: DRONE OPERATORS AND SPOTTERS NEEDED - NSW SOUTH COAST 🚨 LATEST UPDATE (SUNDAY 2PM): Entangled whale sighted north of Narooma, still trav

LATEST UPDATE 14/02: Confirmed sighting, travelling south. Friends at Two Bays Whale Project in Victoria reported sighting off Refuge Cove, Wilson’s Promontory National Park, the south eastern tip of the state of Victoria. Information has been passed on to authorities. Please share with friends and businesses in southern VIC and TAS. UPDATED🚨 ENTANGLED WHALE: DRONE OPERATORS AND SPOTTERS NEEDED - NSW SOUTH COAST 🚨 LATEST UPDATE (SUNDAY 2PM): Entangled whale sighted north of Narooma, still trav

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Today, and every day, we celebrate the people who are the heartbeat of ORRCA - our incredible volunteers. Every call, every rescue, every response. It all happens because compassionate, skilled people choose to show up. ORRCA is 100% volunteer-run, and our impact is entirely powered by those who give their time, their expertise and their whole hearts to marine mammal rescue and conservation. To every volunteer across the country: thank you for the care you show, the moments you hold, and the liv

Today, and every day, we celebrate the people who are the heartbeat of ORRCA - our incredible volunteers. Every call, every rescue, every response. It all happens because compassionate, skilled people choose to show up. ORRCA is 100% volunteer-run, and our impact is entirely powered by those who give their time, their expertise and their whole hearts to marine mammal rescue and conservation. To every volunteer across the country: thank you for the care you show, the moments you hold, and the liv

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WHALE HEALTH FOLLOWING DISENTANGLEMENT Each year, ORRCA responds to many reports of entangled humpback whales along the east coast of Australia. While swift and effective disentanglement is crucial, it's important to recognise that the challenges faced by these whales often persist long after the gear is removed. Entangled whales can suffer from a range of issues, including impaired mobility, exhaustion, and physical trauma. Even after disentanglement, these effects can lead to long-term health

WHALE HEALTH FOLLOWING DISENTANGLEMENT Each year, ORRCA responds to many reports of entangled humpback whales along the east coast of Australia. While swift and effective disentanglement is crucial, it's important to recognise that the challenges faced by these whales often persist long after the gear is removed. Entangled whales can suffer from a range of issues, including impaired mobility, exhaustion, and physical trauma. Even after disentanglement, these effects can lead to long-term health

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Looks like someone didn’t get the memo 👀 We’ve just received our first report today of a humpback whale travelling north past Port Macquarie, at least two months ahead of the usual migration season. You know that one friend who’s always keen to get to the party early? Yep. That whale. Humpback whales off the east coast of Australia are best known for their annual migration along the ‘humpback highway’, travelling between Antarctic feeding grounds and tropical breeding areas in the southern Grea

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Yesterday, Friday 9th October, ORRCA received a number of calls from concerned members of the public regarding a humpback whale that was heading further upstream of the Clarence River on the north coast of NSW, towards Goodwood Island. Fortunately, this whale soon realised its navigational mistake, and decided to return out to sea later in the day, in what seems to be a simple case of misadventure. But why does it sometimes happen? NAVIGATIONAL ERRORS DURING MIGRATION Humpbacks migrate long dist

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Humpback Whale Freed Twice in One Week! | Dramatic Australia Rescue | Forster 2026 | N18S

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Thank you, Port Stephens! 🐬 A huge thank you to everyone who came out for this year’s Port Stephens Dolphin Census in August to count dolphins for conservation! Despite the windy conditions and a lower-than-expected count of 25 dolphins, your dedication and passion were inspiring. We had our biggest-ever volunteer turnout, with so many of you stationed at vantage points or spotting from vessels all across the bay. This shows just how much the Port Stephens community cares about these incredible

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RARE WHITE HUMPBACK WHALE SIGHTED OFF THE SOUTH COAST, NSW This morning at around 7am (November 5th), a white humpback whale was spotted off South Durras on the NSW South Coast, and then again this afternoon via drone operators off Warden’s Head, travelling north. After reviewing the footage, we can confirm this beautiful visitor is a rare, juvenile white humpback whale! Importantly, this is not “Migaloo.” Many of us know the iconic adult male white whale “Migaloo,” who last had a verified sight

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Orcas sinking boats off the Iberian peninsula! Many collisions have taken place since 2020, with recent escalations… 😳 #orcas #orcawhale #killerwhale #oceannews #environmentalnews #marinelife

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Exploring the World of Orcas: The Mighty Killer Whales

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Drone footage of the dolphin calf rescue/ disentanglement at MacKenzies Beach taken by Khynan Gardner from ORRCA Full Story https://moruyamail.com.au/collaborative-rescue-effort-saves-young-dolphin-near-mackenzies-beach/ | Moruya Mail

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Humpback Whale Stranding Response at Lennox Heads

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ORRCA | Org. for the Rescue & Research of Cetaceans in Australia on Instagram: "RARE, CONFRONTING FOOTAGE: MELON-HEADED WHALE STRANDING OFF CITY BEACH, WOLLONGONG Just after sunrise on Tuesday this week, ORRCA responded to reports and drone footage of a suspected lone dolphin behaving unusually off City Beach, Wollongong. Within minutes, our team was on site, ready for what we feared was inevitable. It is rare that ORRCA are able to prepare for a stranding before it occurs. The animal, confirmed

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Dolphin Calf Rescued and Reunited in NSW

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Rescate de ballena jorobada en Nueva Gales del Sur

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SOUTHERN RIGHT WHALE MOTHER & CALF OFF ILLAWARRA, NSW This incredible footage shows an endangered Southern Right Whale mother & her calf – the only pair reported in NSW waters so far this season. ORRCA, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service & the Right Whale ID Project have been tracking this mother for weeks. First seen off Bass Point on June 12 (no calf), she was spotted again near Merimbula on July 10, this time with her newborn! Sadly, she now carries a vessel strike injury on her flank, l

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