Marine Mammals [whales, dolphins, seals, etc.]

  • Brazilian Right Whale Project
    http://www.via-rs.com.br/iwcbr
    Information on marine wildlife-related conservation activities in Brazil, whalewatching and marine mammal protection in Southern Brazil from the Brazilian Right Whale Project, the Sotalia Dolphin Project and its coordinating institution, IWC/BRASIL.
  • High North Alliance
    http://www.highnorth.no
    The site contains arguments, facts and news about the marine mammal management debate. In the library you will find more than 250 documents on different aspects of marine mammal managment. Adventurous souls should visit the Argumentation Arcade or try our "Test your knowledge" facility. The News facility brings news produced by High North Alliance or extacts of news from different news media mainly in the North-Atlantic area.
  • International Marine Mammal Association Inc. (IMMA Inc.)
    http://www.imma.org/index.html
    Information on several conservation issues, some historical perspectives and their technical resources
  • Japan's Institute of Cetacean Research (ICR)'s Whale Science site
    http://www.whalesci.org
  • "Seals and Fisheries, Science and Politics"
    http://www.imma.org/orlando.html
    A talk presented by Dr. D.M. Lavigne at the Eleventh Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals. The full transcript of the talk along with corresponding images from his slides. The talk can also be accessed by clicking on the 'What's New?' button on the IMMA Homepage (http://www.imma.org).
  • Society for Marine Mammalogy
    http://www.marinemammalogy.org/
  • a list of current officers, constitution and bylaws, information about Marine Mammal Science - the journal, a membership application form, recent issues of the SMM Newsletter, Presidential letters and, of particular interest to students, the most recent version of 'Strategies for Pursuing a Career in Marine Mammal Science'. The site will also hold notices regarding the Twelfth Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals that will be held in Monaco in January 1998.
  • Whale literature
    http://www.physics.helsinki.fi/whale/literature/fic_main.html
    Cetacean fiction and nonfiction bibliographies, audiography, and videography, plus a partially completed children's bibliography.
  • Whalenet
    http://whale.wheelock.edu
    The mission of WhaleNet is to implement an interdisciplinary student-centered interactive educational program focussed on whales, the marine habitat, and environmental studies.
    Whalenet data and case studies, and other marine mammal internet resources.
  • Whales: Maintains a page of whale-related www links.
    http://www.whalewatch.com/