2011 MMC Education Survey

Please fill out the following anonymous survey to help us gauge how we’re doing on educational programming thus far and how we can better accommodate your continued learning!

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Pilot Whale 300 Moves to New Home

The Marine Mammal Conservancy is proud to announce the relocation of pilot whale 300 to SeaWorld.  The first whale rescued during the May 5th, 2011 stranding in Cudjoe Key, FL 300

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Update August 4th, 2011

Tracking of our two males has ended.  The last satellite signals were received on July 10th and our boys were still in the Windward Passage off the Southeast coast of Cuba. The whal…

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Congrats 301!

The Marine Mammal Conservancy is proud to announce the relocation of one of MMC’s female Pilot Whales to SeaWorld! The calf, known as 301, was successfully transferred to SeaWo…

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Pilot Whale Update

Update July 7th, 2011
We’re happy to report that things keep moving forward with 300 and 301. 300 continues with her upswing of improvement and she’s swimming more and more eve…

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Key Largo Hotels Offer Pilot Whale Rehab Volunteers Special Rates

KEY LARGO, Florida Keys – A group of Florida Keys hotels is offering reduced-rate accommodations for visitors who want to join round-the-clock efforts to rehabilitate three s…

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Pilot whales Y-400 and Y-404 Location Update (June 29th, 2011)

June 29th, 2011
The whale appears to have found something of interest at depth off the eastern tip of Cuba.  Recently, he has begun to increase the number of dives he is making t…

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Captain Morgan “Morganette” Charitable Donation


COED Magazine’s Morganette Nicole has advanced to the finals of Captain Morgan’s Bracket Master Challenge. If she wins the tournament, the Marine Mammal Conserva

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Fishing Line Takes Tragic Toll on Marine Life

HARBOR BRANCH – FAU RESEARCHERS RESCUE DOLPHIN CALF in the INDIAN RIVER LAGOON
Entanglement from monofilament fishing line takes a tragic toll on all marine life.

21 January 20

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MMC & The Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill

Since the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill on April 20th, the Marine Mammal Conservancy (MMC) has been working closely with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) an

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