騒がしい海の危険性―海をどのように静かできるのか

This is the article I researched and wrote for Nature, which my TED Talk is based on.

The Port of Vancouver has a program designed to study the impact of shipping noise on the local population of southern resident killer whales; this includes trials to slow down ships and see if that lowers the noise and helps the whales to find food.

This umbrella research organization helps to coordinate international research on the impacts of ocean noise.

This is a fantastic resource to dive into the specifics of how noise travels underwater, and how it impacts marine life. Click on their "audio gallery" to get a sampling of what typical ocean noises sound like, from snapping shrimp to air gun blasts.

This is the nonprofit research initiative co-run by Rob Williams, one of the scientists featured in this TED Talk. They have a focus on how ocean noise affects whales and dolphins in British Columbia. Their website features a video narrated by author Douglas Coupland.