Contact Us About Walrus From Space

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While there may be scope for this in the future, right now we don't have enough data to train and validate AI systems and it is costly. Some of the data collected from this project will be used to train and inform future AI platforms. Working with the public on this project is both great for engaging and inspiring people to take part in science, and also the most efficient way to gather results.

We don't offer a walrus adoption but you can buy a fantastic plush walrus toy from our WWF Shop. You can also donate to our Climate Crisis Fund and support vital projects that will help fight climate change

Walrus are facing the reality of the climate crisis. The ice they need for resting and breeding is melting right before them. This causes them to rest on overcrowded beaches, putting them at risk. They will need to swim further to reach their food, which is also being impacted by the climate crisis. Walrus can also be disturbed by shipping traffic and industrial development as the Arctic becomes more accessible to such activities when sea ice is lost. This project will help us learn more about this species, so we can better safeguard their future.