Pacific Whale Foundation

“The organization has written policies.”

“The 990 is presented to the chief financial officer, board president, treasurer, and the entire board of directors for review and approval prior to filing.”

“Organization monitors compliance with conflict of interest policy at their annual board meeting.”

“The organization uses nationally known guidelines for compensation.”

“Board reviews and assesses appropriateness of compensation.”

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“Part iii, line 1 - organization's mission (continued from page 2) and conservation programs in hawaii, australia, ecuador and chile. Organization's mission (full description): pacific whale foundation's mission is to protect the ocean through science and advocacy and to inspire environmental stewardship. Our vision is to be the people's environmental organization for the protection of the world's whales, dolphins and other marine animals living wild in their natural habitat. We believe that it is essential to involve the public in our mission, and we encourage all to become a part of our global community of people who care about the future of our oceans and marine wildlife. Overview 2022 in the dynamic tide of 2022, pacific whale foundation (pwf) emerged as a formidable force, spearheading groundbreaking initiatives to safeguard our oceans from five critical threats-bycatch, climate change, marine plastic pollution, unsustainable tourism, and vessel collisions. These threats imperil marine ecosystems and their inhabitants, but with unwavering determination, we continue to tackle them head-on. As we reflect on the strides made in 2022, we stand at the brink of endless possibilities. With the continued support of the public, pacific whale foundation will forge ahead, tirelessly defending our oceans. Together, we will paint a future where the oceans shine brighter, the waves echo with life, and marine creatures thrive in their natural habitats. Form 990, part iii line 4a - first accomplishment research in the vast expanse of the ocean, where mystery meets majesty, pwf's research program emerged as a beacon of knowledge and innovation in 2022. With relentless passion and unyielding dedication, we delved into the heart of the sea, identifying and assessing the 5 major threats that cast shadows upon global cetacean health. Armed with scientific acumen and boundless curiosity, we not only unveiled these threats but responded with unparalleled, science-based solutions that promise a brighter future for our marine counterparts. - we completed 333 survey days collecting data in 5 different countries, published 3 scientific articles and 1 book chapter, and delivered 17 presentations at scientific conferences, including the international whaling commission. - we concluded a groundbreaking collaborative health assessment of humpback whales in hawaii's breeding grounds. Through meticulous research, we collected vital health indicators, unraveling the complex tapestry of their well-being and deciphering the impacts of known threats that loom large in their habitats. - our reach expanded, encompassing the vast expanses of hawai?i, australia, and ecuador. Through extensive surveys, we mapped out the intricate habitats of whales and dolphins, crafting a narrative that informs data- driven management recommendations. Every discovery, every piece of data, became a steppingstone toward more effective conservation strategies. - we set our sights on growth, aiming to fortify our presence in key regions such as hawai?i, australia, ecuador, chile, and japan. Here, we honed our focus on the 5 major threats that continue to jeopardize the very essence of cetaceans, ensuring that our efforts are targeted and impactful. Form 990, part iii line 4b - second accomplishment education in the ever-expanding universe of knowledge, pacific whale foundation's education program shone brightly, illuminating minds and nurturing a profound connection with our precious marine ecosystems. The year 2022 marked a triumphant chapter in our journey, as we embarked on a mission to inspire environmental stewardship through a captivating blend of in-person and virtual programs, all offered at subsidized rates. Our endeavors were nothing short of extraordinary, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of 88,166 participants. - we continued to captivate young minds through our virtual keiki whalewatch program, weaving a digital tale that resonated across five us states”

“AUSTRALIA”

“Contract services 8,962 12,263 6,040 contract labor 295,517 2,729 0 total 304,479 14,992 6,040”

“Fundraising expenses 68,802 subsidiary loss-pwf eco adventures australia -27,232 subsidiary loss-ssc -247,850 fundraising expenses -68,802 total -275,082”