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OUTREACH
& MEDIA LICENCING

OUR SCIENCE. SEEN AROUND THE WORLD.

From Blue Planet II to Secrets of the Whales, our research and imagery have brought the lives of Norway's killer whales to audiences worldwide, reaching 500M+ people. 

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NOS has proudly contributed imagery to some of the world’s most iconic natural history productions.

Stories from a Decade at Sea

More than a decade of year-round fieldwork has given NOS an exceptional visual archive of Norwegian killer whales - from intimate social interactions to rarely documented hunting behaviors.

Aerial

Animal-borne

More than beautiful images.

Every frame starts with Science. Our imagery is collected through long-term research at sea. Individual whales, family histories, behaviors and ecological context are often known - allowing us to provide not only remarkable footage, but the science and stories behind it.

Licence NOS Footage.

Looking for distinctive killer whale imagery for a documentary, broadcast, exhibition, educational production or editorial project?

Our archive includes high-resolution aerial, underwater, animal-borne and topside footage collected across more than a decade of research in Norwegian waters.

All licensing directly supports our long-term killer whale research. Telling their stories helps fund their future.

NOS in the News

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The New York Times

2026

Swim-with activities and killer whales 🔒

NRK

2026

The 280s lose another family member

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NRK

2026

Killer whale killed by boat collision

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NRK

2025

Killer whale gives birth off Skjervøy

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BBC

2021

First match between Scotland and Norway

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BBC

2019

Using new technologies to study killer whales

Norwegian Orca Survey is a nonprofit organization.

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Norwegian Orca Survey is Norway’s leading killer whale research organization. With year-round fieldwork and cutting-edge technologies, we deliver scientific insights and publish groundbreaking results. We also take action when marine mammals need help.

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Norwegian Orca Survey

Andenes, Norway

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