Florida’s east coast is a hotspot for marine mammal strandings. In fact, Brevard County has actually had twice the number of cetacean strandings than any other county in Florida! HSWRI’s stranding team responds to an average of 70 dolphin & whale strandings every year!
Impact Report 2021
Our 2021 Impact Report has arrived! Take a deep dive into all things Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute and see what...
Genetics-Based Study Shows Hatchery Contribution to White Seabass Fishery Significantly Greater Than Previous Estimates
Contact: Peter James MacCracken, APR pjm@strategic-communications.com – (619) 275-4110 GENETICS-BASED STUDY SHOWS...
Emperor Penguin to be Upgraded to Threatened Species
The beloved emperor penguin is facing hardship as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to list the species...
New Smyrna Beach FL, Dolphin Rescue. May 2021
On May 5th, 2021, HSWRI and partners successfully rescued a young dolphin that...
Just how many dolphins live in the Indian River Lagoon? It would take a small village to find out.
Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute Scientists and a large team of collaborators conduct the first robust study design...
International Women’s Day 2021
At HSWRI we celebrate women and their accomplishments year round. Take a look at some of our #TalkTuesday lectures...