Entries from LAist tagged with 'dolphins'
September 1, 2008
Video last month of an albino dolphin via the Beach Blog A Dolphin and Whale Watching Safari of the coast of Dana Point turned into something of a rare event last month when a pod of dolphins joined the side of a boat, including a rare albino or “pink” dolphin (see above video). Then yesterday two were spotted off the coast of Newport Beach by people on the Ocean Explorer, a sightseeing boat out......
Continue Reading "2 Albino Dolphins Spotted off OC Coast"January 4, 2008
Yesterday the National Resources Defense Council and the California Coastal Commission celebrated a new court order against the Navy in a case over the use of sonar in training exercises. US District Court Judge Florence-Marie Cooper imposed a series of detailed restrictions on current Navy training practices. The Navy is in the habit of using sonar, which can be devastating to marine mammals, in a migration corridor. The judge, who has made clear her......
Continue Reading "Happy Dolphins, Grumpy Navy"June 16, 2007
- Pod Killer: 4 dolphins have been shot to death and discovered between Carlsbad State Beach and Oceanside Harbor between May 29 and June 5. - Tweaked: More police officers, extra cones, Scott Avenue, a lane on the 110 Freeway = better Dodger Parking? You be the judge. - Finally: The disputed Union Rescue Mission, which will serve more than 200 women and children off skid row and into transitional housing, can finally open its......
Continue Reading "A.M. News: Chill Out & Let the Road Rage Subside"June 3, 2007
We rely on the kindness of strangers to show us their version of Los Angeles. Today, via Outdoors Club, we met a member of the Fairwind Yacht Club (a very cool organization if you like sailing, but don't own a boat) who took out a group of folks on a breakfast cruise. And here is what we saw.........
Continue Reading "Why We Love LA: Morning Ocean Trips with Seals & Dolphins"