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82. The Leviathan Academy - Our Activities Founded in 1996 to promote and develop studies and researches for the knowledge and conservation of marine mammals, particularly in the Mediterranean Sea. http://www.geocities.com/aleviatano/inglese.html

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86. Marine Mammal Research Consortium - Steller Sea Lion Research Research on the relation between fisheries and marine mammals in the North Pacific Ocean and Eastern Bering Sea. Primary focus is the decline of the Steller sea lion population. http://www.marinemammal.org/

Search: Steller sea lions in Alaska The North Pacific Universities Marine Mammal Reseach Consortium conducts research on the relationship between fisheries and marine mammals, such as Steller sea lions, in the North Pacific Ocean and the Eastern Bering Sea. Food Webs: Who Eats Whom and How Much? Answers to this question are contained in a recent review of marine food webs and the amounts of food that marine organisms consume. Insights into the decline of Steller sea lions are also drawn from a food web analysis. 17 March 2003 food web Mud, Scales and Sea Lions Sediment cores from the bottom of the ocean are helping researchers to reconstruct the past so that changes observed today can be put into context with changes that have gone on for hundreds to thousands of years. 3 March 2003 Bottom core back on land It's Alaska Killer Whale Count Time!

87. Science & Technology - Marine Mammal Biology be of exceptional scientific merit. Top. Effects of Manmade UnderwaterSound on marine mammals. The primary sound sources of concern http://www.onr.navy.mil/sci_tech/personnel/cnb_sci/mammal_bio.htm

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88. Humans As Marine Mammals Humans as marine mammals. This section will be devoted to the activities of theInternational Institute for the Advancement of Humans as marine mammals. http://www.aloha.com/~craven/hamms.html

Humans as Marine Mammals This section will be devoted to the activities of the International Institute for the Advancement of Humans as Marine Mammals. Among other things, this organization is devoted to the adaption of the human to fully enjoy the ocean environment. In particular the organization encourages water advantaged people (such as paraplegics, the elderly, the sight and hearing handicapped, etc) to live in an environment where these special attributes may be of advantage. Take a look at the Official Charter of HAMM's . Articles for inclusion in this page and suggestions and comments should be sent to the Ancient Mariner; John P. Craven or to Common Heritage Corp 1750 Kalakaua Ave. Suite 2108 Honolulu Hi. 96826 People interested in forming chapters of this organization or becoming members should send an email. The first person who responds to this site and asks to join will receive a free T-shirt from Common Heritage Corp. Please specify size. Article I:Taking the Plunge Article II:Mutatis Mutandi Article III: Can humans hear ATOC's whisper? Article IV Robot as Mammal ... Article VII Coldwater Therapy

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91. Dolphin-Institute Dedicated to dolphins and whales through education, research, and conservation. Browse an educational area to learn about marine mammals. Offers student internships for those interested. http://www.dolphin-institute.com/

92. Walrus Home Explores the biology, history, and current issues regarding this species. http://www.r7.fws.gov/mmm/walrus.html

Pacific Walrus The primary objective of the walrus program is to ensure that Pacific walrus in Alaska remain within an optimum sustainable population range and to assure that they continue to be a healthy, functioning component of the Bering and Chukchi seas ecosystems. The Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 provides the legal framework for most walrus management activities. Management responsibilities are outlined in the Conservation Plan for Pacific Walrus in Alaska, and include: international cooperation with Russia on walrus management issues, conducting population surveys, monitoring and modeling populations, monitoring harvest by Alaska Natives, developing habitat protection measures such as the development of guidelines to minimze incidental take for industrial operations in walrus habitat, and collaborating management and research programs at the local, state, national, and international levels. The Marine Mammals Management office takes an ecosystem approach to walrus management, carried out through the cooperative efforts of many partners. Some of these are the National Wildlife Refuges, the Eskimo Walrus Commission, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, National Marine Fisheries Service, and the University of Alaska. Select one of the areas below to learn more about the Pacific walrus and the Walrus program.

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More IWC Pages! Home Whale Adoption Project Compassionate Traveler Membership Donate Whale Sightings Wildlife Store Issues and Projects Dog Bite Alternatives World Animal News Eye On Wildlife Teachers' Kit Wildlife Links GuestBook About IWC Site Map Contact IWC Here you will find links to: Whales and Dolphins... Universities, Aquariums and Marine Research Centers... Marine Mammal Protection Organizations... Other Links Whales and Dolphins A Cape Cod Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch Plymouth Marine Mammal Research Center south australian whale centre Delphine : A site in German with links to dolphin images. Dolphins in Western Australia International Dolphin Project Charlotte, The Vermont Whale Earthtrust - Dedicated to wildlife conservation worldwide. Amazing Whales - Facts, Pictures and Sounds. Cetacean Society International Capt John Boats An environmentally aware whale watch company The Ocean Project : Caring for whales, dolphins and the oceans. Whale Watchers Expert System : For whale lovers everywhere.

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100. Career - Training Marine Mammals marine mammals like seals, sea lions, whales and dolphins have a number of interestingnatural behaviors and skills which spark curiosity in people. http://www.aqua.org/education/careers/tmm.html

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