About Us
Specific cases of captive orcas, for instance, Tilikum and Lolita, to establish pathologies of behavior and patterns of psychological trauma. Ethical analyses entail comparison of captivity with animal welfare standards like the Five Freedoms of Animal Welfare. Scientific study integrating neuroscientific and behavioral studies of orca intelligence, stress response, and social structure.
Our team is dedicated to ensuring more research like what we have above is used to save the orcas. We are using your donations to fund this project and help our team find solutions for our Orcas. Meet the team
The Team
Iris Grossman
Biologist
Inspired by a childhood encounter with an orca on a family holiday, I became a marine biologist dedicated to protecting these incredible animals. Today, I work with a passionate team to study orcas, safeguard their habitats, and advocate for cleaner oceans—because their survival is deeply connected to our planet's health and my lifelong mission.
Benjamin Lei
Researcher
A childhood encounter with a wild-ranging orca initially drew my fascination with these brilliant animals, which would develop into a dedication to protecting them. After watching one in captivity now, as a researcher, I strive to learn about orca behavior and ecosystems to help ensure their long-term sustainability.
Jia Galloway
Wild life photographer
Wildlife photographer with a passion for capturing nature’s raw beauty and telling powerful visual stories. Skilled in photographing animals in their natural habitats, blending technical precision with deep respect for wildlife and conservation.
Join our team/volunteer
The orcas need our help now more than ever. Whether you are an avid activist, marine biologist, artist, or enthusiastic lover of our oceans, there's a place for you on our team. Together, we can raise awareness, fight for stronger protections, and create a better tomorrow for these fantastic creatures.
Be with us in making waves for orca conservation.
Contact Me
500 Terry Francois Street, San Francisco, CA 94158 SavingTheOrcas@Gmail.com | Tel: 880-954-1587
