Links to Whales, Dolphins and Marine Biology

• The Wild Dolphin Foundation devoted to preserving and protecting the natural habitats of dolphins through research, advocacy, and public education.
  

• Your Ocean Link, Monterey Bay Aquarium


• San Juan Safari's - Orca viewing in the Pacific Northwest
  

• Hawaii's Marine Mammals
  

• Whale and Dolphin Sounds
  

• The CMS page summarizes the available information on distribution, behavior, migrations and threats for 71 cetacean species.
  

• Hear humpback whale songs
  

• Hawaii's Marine Wildlife : Whales, Dolphins, Turtles, and Seals A Course of Study
  

ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING RESEARCH AND RECOVERY OF THE DOLPHIN

• Cascadia Research Collective


• Wild Dolphin Foundation


• The Society for Marine Mammalogy
  

• Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society
  

• A quick checklist of Hawaii's cetaceans at Kona Whale Watch
  

• Underwater photography of great white sharks, dolphins, divers and marine life.
  

• Where did whales and dolphins come from? How did they evolve? If you don't have a clue, this site is for you.
  

• The Beaked Whale Resource is a new web-based initiative providing a forum for those with an interest in the elusive Ziphiid species.
  

  Research Community

• Marine Mammal Discussion List (MARMAM) - about marine mammal research and conservation
  

  Society for Marine Mammalogy - Evaluates and promotes the educational, scientific and managerial advancement of marine mammal science.
  

  National Marine Mammal Lab - research laboratory. Some of the species NMML studies are Steller sea lions, killer whales, harbor porpoise and northern fur seals.
  

  American Cetacean Society - is the oldest whale conservation group in the world
  

  European Cetacean Society - to promote and co-ordinate the scientific study and conservation of cetaceans in Europe

  Murdoch Cetacean Research Unit
  

  So you want to be a Marine Biologist? Check out these sites...

• Here's some advice from Greg Szulgit, former Scripps graduate student.
  

• Three Really, Really Bad Reasons to Want to Be a Marine Biologist, and two good ones..
  

• Top schools for marine biology
  

• Careers & Jobs in Marine Biology & Oceanography, Great Resource page
  

• STRATEGIES FOR PURSUING A CAREER IN MARINE MAMMAL SCIENCE
  

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