Whale_Watching

Whale Watching Whale watching was developed in 1953, but was a commercial activity it began in 1955 in North America. Today, whale watching is carried on in the water of some 40 countries, plus Antarctica. All the large whale species and many dolphins and porpoises can be seen regularly on a wide range of tours, lasting from an hour to two weeks. The economic benefits occur in areas where whale watching has quickly become a significant aspect of a local tourism economy. If prospective tour operators examine areas where whale watching industries have matured and learn from their experiences, whale watching world-wide can continue to grow with maximum benefits accruing to local communities, companies, scientist, conservation societies, whale watchers and, ultimately, the whales themselves. For the first time central European people have a possibility to visit the North Calotte are in Scandinavia for whale watching. By watching the whales you can prolong the life of cetaceans as a species. This may be the last chance before they say good bye for this planet. In New Brunswick the CAA and Canadian Coast Guard approved in 1969 the Whale Watching Code of Ethics. And below whale, whales, watching, vessels, agree, vessel, group, viewing, view, operators, noise, code, areas, water, ships, safety, large, good, first, dolphins, conservation, animals, while, waiting, vicinity, two, time, species, same, purpose, getting, gear, fishing, collisions, close