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We have compiled this resource of links, relating to Dolphins, so that once you have browsed through our site you can learn more about cetaceans from other organisations, and other sites of interest
East Coast Seal Rescue. East Coast Seal Rescue Based in East Yorkshire is a small charity pledged to save as many seal pups as possible, covering an area from Whitby down the river Humber.
Sea Watch Foundation. Sea Watch is one of the foremost research organisations in its field and its work in British waters is contributing to European and international understanding of marine mammals and their environment, as well as the development of Biodiversity Action Plans in the UK.
Whale-Images.com A website dedicated to bringing you information and quality pictures of various species of whales and dolphins. Whales and Dolphins are Cetaceans
Whales.Org.au The oceans once teemed with many Whales and Dolphins,there are now more endangered marine mammals than previously thought, new genetic studies of whales suggest.
llynemarine charters A purpose-built luxury catamaran charter cruiser that operates from Pwllheli Marina, on the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula coastline, we cruise in the wonderful maritime scenic aspects of Abersoch, Aberdaron and Snowdonia in North Wales.
Care for the Wild Care for the Wild International promotes the conservation and welfare of wildlife in Britain and abroad, particularly Africa and Asia.
Cetacean Research and Rescue Unit The CRRU are Dedicated to the understanding, welfare, conservation and protection of cetaceans (whales dolphins and porpoises) in Scotland and the marine environment in which they live.
Biscay Dolphin Research ProgramOn this site find out more about the many different species of whales, dolphins and seabirds that are seen from P&O Ferries' Pride of Bilbao, as well as more about the work of the BDRP research teams.
Tursiops.org Welcome to tursiops.org, your number 1 cetacean news source!, Dedicated and devoted to dolphins.
Oceania Project To promote community awareness and co-operation to instigate and maintain the process of rehabilitation, preservation and conservation of Cetacea and the Oceans.
M-E-E-R M-E-E-R is dedicated to the conservation of whales and dolphins and their natural habitat!
Beaver SportsFor Divers, Beaver have strived to remain at the forefront of innovation having introduced over 100 new products this year.
Cornwall is unique in many ways and so is the Cornwall Wildlife Trust. The Trust is a registered charity and is the only organisation dedicated to the conservation of the Cornish environment and its wildlife.
In Defense of Animals has set the standard for integrity and results in animal advocacy. In a world in which too many look away, IDA has been on the cutting edge of front-line activism to end abuse and exploitation.
Welcome to Northern Light Charters. Working from Oban, on the beautiful West coast of Scotland, they offer private charter, wildlife cruises, bird-watching and whale-watching cruises
Ardnamurchan Charters are situated in Glenborrodale on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula in the West Coast of Scotland. Skipper Andy Jackson has many years experience Fishing and Wildlife Trips around The Sound of Mull
National Coalition for Marine Conservation
For over 30 years, the National Coalition for Marine Conservation (NCMC) has been the only national environmental organization dedicated exclusively to conserving ocean fish and their environment. The NCMC is a 501(c)3 non-profit group, founded in 1973
For all watersports to be fun, enjoyable and safe; we believe in a healthy marine environment. We strongly promote marine conservation. As our guests, do support us by visiting our marine conservation partners to find out how you can do your share to care.
The Greenbox is emerging as Irelands' first genuine ecotourism destination with a set of standards based on sound environmental practices highlighting all that the region and its people has to offer, including lots of marine wildlife watching.
My name is Ian Sim I live in the North East of Scotland in a town called Aberdeenshire, for the past eight years I have been monitoring and studying behavior patterns of mainly Bottle Nosed Dolphins, by land and sea based surveys.In the past eight years I have been not only a volunteer for Sea Watch Foundation (SWF,) but also Regional Coordinator from Findon (South of Aberdeen) to Arbroath with the organization.
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