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Dolphin Family Bonds

Contacts:      Peter James MacCracken, APRpjm@strategic-communications.com – (619) 275-4110Autumn Batson (abatson@hswri.org) – (321) 327-8970  The Ties That Bind: Study Shows Bottlenose Dolphins Maintain Associations and Family Bonds from Calf to Juvenile Stages...

Impact Report 2021

Our 2021 Impact Report has arrived! Take a deep dive into all things Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute and see what your support and generosity allowed our team to accomplish throughout the year. View/Print PDF

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 HATCHERY CONTRIBUTION TO WHITE SEABASS FISHERY SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER THAN PREVIOUS ESTIMATESOff Southern California and Mexico, 30 to 48 percent of fish...

New Smyrna Beach FL, Dolphin Rescue. May 2021

On May 5th, 2021, HSWRI and partners successfully rescued a young dolphin that became trapped in Spruce Creek, in New Smyrna Beach. The 3-year-old dolphin has been known to our team since its birth and was last seen with its mother in February. We have been closely monitoring the dolphin for the last 5 weeks while it remained in the same area, unable to leave the creek.

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Join us in one week for our next Instagram Live! On Friday, August 29th, we will chat with our dolphin stranding team. HSWRI Researchers Wendy Noke and Teresa Jablonski bring over 20 years of field experience to our team, specializing in marine mammal entanglements and strandings on Florida's East Coast. Don't miss your chance to dive deep with these experts in dolphin rescue and research at 9 AM PST & 12 PM EST. ... See More

Join us in one week for our next Instagram Live! On Friday, August 29th, we will chat with our dolphin stranding team. HSWRI Researchers Wendy Noke and Teresa Jablonski bring over 20 years of field experience to our team, specializing in marine mammal entanglements and strandings on Floridas East Coast. Dont miss your chance to dive deep with these experts in dolphin rescue and research at 9 AM PST & 12 PM EST.
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