The Salish Sea Trilogy explores the entwined extinction threat facing iconic Southern Resident Killer Whales, and the Chinook salmon they prey on in Pacific Northwest waters. Infused with science and indigenous perspectives, this series invites viewers to imagine how traditional indigenous knowledge and contemporary science might come together to help recover an iconic species.

Call of the Orcas, the first film in The Salish Sea Trilogy, explores the urgent effort to understand and recover resident orcas of the Salish Sea, through the eyes of one of their early science champions, Ken Balcomb.

Managed to Extinction pairs an indigenous visionary and orca scientist, as both work to address the threats facing resident orcas and Chinook salmon.

Shared Waters, Shared Crisis delves into the challenge of managing an ecosystem across political boundaries, weaving together the stories of three communities in Washington State and British Columbia linked by the Salish Sea, salmon, and dreams of a sustainable future.

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