不列颠哥伦比亚第一民族使用水下传感器跟踪船舶噪音并保护濒危鲸类。 A British Columbia First Nation uses underwater sensors to track ship noise and protect endangered orcas.

不列颠哥伦比亚省第一民族正在带头开展一个项目,以监测沿海水域的船舶噪音,目的是减少其对濒危鲸类的影响。 A First Nation in British Columbia is spearheading a project to monitor ship noise in coastal waters, aiming to reduce its impact on endangered orcas. 该举措利用水下监听装置跟踪船只活动,评估噪音如何影响矿石通信和行为。 The initiative uses underwater listening devices to track vessel activity and assess how noise affects orca communication and behavior. 这项工作是保护该地区逆戟鲸种群的更广泛保护战略的一部分，这些逆戟鲸种群面临污染、猎物稀缺和海上交通的威胁。 The effort is part of broader conservation strategies to protect the region’s orca populations, which face threats from pollution, prey scarcity, and maritime traffic. 原住民的领导强调土著在环境保护方面的知识和管理。 The First Nation’s leadership highlights Indigenous knowledge and stewardship in environmental protection.