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First right whale of 2024 season sighted off Cape Willoughby on Kangaroo Island

Tour guide Tayla on Saturday, June 15 took this photo from Cape Willoughby Lighthouse of the first confirmed southern right whale sighting within the Encounter Marine Park. Picture: Encounter Whales

Encounter Whales conservation group on the weekend reported the arrival of the first southern right whale to Fleurieu waters, which […]

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