Rare Sightning of Common Dolphins Offshore of U.S.-Canada Border

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Rare sighting of common dolphins about 300 miles offshore of the U.S.-Canada border in the Northeast Pacific Ocean. These were seen on September 12, 2022 while transiting between Corn and Cobb Seamounts.

The Indus River Dolphin: A Redefined Species

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For years, many have raised a question about whether river dolphins in South Asia—which live on either side of Indian sub-continent—are the same species or different species. New analysis by an international team has answered this once and for all.

Dolphin Calf Disentangled and Released in Florida

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In March 2019, a bottlenose dolphin mother and calf were captured, the calf disentangled and both released. They were captured together to minimize stress on the calf. Without intervention, fishing line would have cut through the calf's tail & mouth.

Please Kōkua and Share the Shore with Marine Wildlife

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Protecting Dolphins: How to Best View Them

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Bottlenose dolphins share our coastal waters. This means people can easily view them in the wild, but it also puts dolphins at risk of human-caused injuries or death. Watch this video to learn how to protect wild dolphins while viewing them.

Don't Feed the Wild Dolphins PSA

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Don't Feed the Wild Dolphins PSA

Dall’s Porpoise Expands Territory in a Changing Prince William Sound

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Research footage of bow riding Dall's porpoise in Prince William Sound.

Species in the Spotlight: Cook Inlet Beluga Whale

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There are five populations of beluga whales in Alaska, but only the Cook Inlet population is endangered. This video spotlights the different research projects underway to help recover this species, and how you can help.

Using Aerial Technology to Help Stranded Cook Inlet Beluga Whales

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This video highlights imagery captured during one of the unmanned aircraft system (UAS) flights to two belugas, which likely became stranded in the mudflats during low tide when the waters of Turnagain Arm were too shallow for them to swim away.

False Killer Whales in the Hawaiian Islands

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Identification of Hawaii's False Killer whales, False killer whale feeding behavior, their current threats, the fisheries research, and actions being taken to help mitigate interaction between False Killer whales and the fishing industry.

Recovering the Southern Resident Killer Whale with Research and Conservation

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Learn what scientists have discovered studying the endangered Southern Resident killer whales. See the science behind recovering this charismatic creature, from collecting their poop to tracking them using satellite tags.