Marine Mammals of Maine responds to stranded marine mammals and sea turtles in southern and midcoast Maine, cares for sick, injured and abandoned seals from all over New England, studies East coast marine mammal populations, and educates about global marine mammal conservation.
Responding to stranded marine mammals
Annually, we respond to over 300 stranded seals, porpoises, dolphins, whales, and sea turtles between Kittery and Rockland, Maine.
Caring for seals in need
We operate a one-of-a-kind triage and rehabilitation facility for seals, admitting an increasing number of patients each year.
Monitoring marine mammal populations
From deploying satellite tags on rehabbed seals to collecting data at seal breeding colonies, we're committed to learning more about the marine mammals in our backyard.
Engaging with our community
Our outreach program was developed to not only to educate about the marine mammals we work with, but to help create more stewards for them as well.
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Marine Mammals of Maine Responds to Unusual Mortality Event
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Recent Increase in Seal Deaths in Maine Linked to Avian Influenza
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Join Us In Picking Up For The Pups
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