 | BeachCOMBERS: Taking the Pulse of the Sanctuary This video describes a beach survey program called Coastal Ocean Mammal and Bird Education and Research Surveys (Beach COMBERS) using trained volunteers to survey beached marine birds and mammals monthly at selected sections of beaches in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. The program is a collaborative project between Moss Landing Marine Laboratories and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary along with other state and research institutions including California Department of Fish and Game, Marine Wildlife Veterinary Care and Research Center, and the University of California Davis. The project uses deposition of beach cast carcasses as an index of the health of the Sanctuary. This program has been greatly successful providing data for a number of scientific papers contributing to the conservation of sanctuary resources, identifying and quantifying oiled wildlife, and a great many more accomplishments. |
 | Whale watchers (Part 1) Until recently I knew nothing about the dolphins and whales living in the Mediterranean. Then in July I accompanied the Swiss marine mammal conservation organisation "OceanCare" on a research journey through the so-called Pelagos Sanctuary for Mediterranean marine mammals. I discovered a lot I didn't expect to find. (swissinfo, Michele Andina) |
 | Whale watchers (Part 2) Until recently I knew nothing about the dolphins and whales living in the Mediterranean. Then in July I accompanied the Swiss marine mammal conservation organisation "OceanCare" on a research journey through the so-called Pelagos Sanctuary for Mediterranean marine mammals. I discovered a lot I didn't expect to find. (swissinfo, Michele Andina) |
 | Seal Release from Sanctuary The National Seal Sanctuary release 6 of this seasons rescued pups. |
 | Humpback whales focus of Abercrombie House bill Congressman Neil Abercrombie marks the start of a whale-counting project at a humpback whale marine sanctuary in Hawaii by introducing a bill to establish a national marine mammal research program. |
 | Sea Lions of California Marine Sanctuaries The Marine Mammal Center of Sausalito CA is dedicated to rehabiliate stranded, ill or injured marine mamals and educate the public on the importance of these enigmatic sea creatures. We follow the release of several rehabilitated sea lions and learn from MMC volunteers. |
 | Coast Guard Assists in Whale Rescue WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Interviews with Bernie Krause and Jason Mulsow, from the Wild Sanctuary Team, and Robert Wilson, from the Marine Mammal Center. (Filmed and Edited by U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Jonathan R. Cilley) |
 | Whales and YOUth- Episode One This program was created by 16 year old Nicole Mclachlan, to educate the youth today on issues facing marine mammals, and how you can help! Her first episode is on the Humpback Icon Project, a project that spreads awareness about the japanese government entering the designated 'Southern Sanctuary' for whales and killing 50 humpbacks.. Hopefully this video can help spread the awareness. keep yourself updated on the episodes at www.myspace.com/whalesandyouth |
 | Dolphin Research at Bahamas Dolphin Encounters This video is about research conducted at Dolphin Encounters Bahamas Dolphin tourist attraction and animal sanctuary. |
 | The Roughtooth Dolphins of Drake Bay, Costa Rica Marine mammal guide books say that Roughtooth dolphins are shy and rarely breach, but we have found them to be very friendly and responsive. The Vida Marina Foundation is working to create a protected marine sanctuary in the waters off the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica. |
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