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Mourning Notcho: What one whale’s death teaches us about ecological grief

By Corina Brdar, PhD Student, Interdisciplinary Social Research, Trent University

Public responses to the death of Notcho, a humpback whale struck by a BC ferry, reveal how people cope with ecological grief after environmental loss.

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