Gray whales are suffering catastrophic population decline in the Pacific Ocean
PolicyThursday, July 16, 2026Mongabay

Gray whales are suffering catastrophic population decline in the Pacific Ocean

Gray whales are facing a dramatic population decline in the Pacific Ocean, jeopardizing their recovery after being previously viewed as a conservation success. Current estimates indicate there are only 145 gray whales remaining, prompting urgent concern among conservationists and policymakers about the implications for marine biodiversity and ecosystem health.

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