... is a decrease of 216,300, that's 95%. As for the Humpback whale, their original population was 115,000 and now there are only approximately 10,000 left. That's a 91% decrease. Also for the Right Whale, there original level was 100,000, and now, there is only 3200, that's 96% of the population gone. It is clearly evident, just from viewing the population decreases in these 3 species, that the Sanctuary would help the whales increase their populations, and put them at lesser risk of extinction. But a whale sanctuary would not only be beneficial to whales there are many benefits to humans as well. A southern pacific whale sanctuary will provide economic benefits to many South-Pacific nations through whale watching. And will also give the opportunity to learn more about whales and the way they affect the eco-system. As you can see there are many benefits of the proposed Southern Pacific Whale ...

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