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Enewsletter Archive
In Memoriam: Remembering Two Giants of Marine Mammal Science
July 2022: Checking Up on Sarasota Bay Dolphins
June 2022: Learn About the First Health Assessment of an Offshore Dolphin in the Gulf of Mexico
May 2022: Thank You for Making the Giving Challenge a Success
April 2022: Learn How We’re Working to Reduce Negative Dolphin-Human Interactions
March 2022: Modeling the Long-Term Impacts from the Deepwater Horizon
January 2022: A Risky Dolphin Rescue
December 2021: Oh Baby! We Hit a Dolphin Calf Record This Month!
September 2021: How Lessons Learned in Sarasota Are Applying to Dolphin Conservation in Argentina and Brazil
August 2021: Summer Calves and Seagrass Die-Offs
July 2021: New Calves, Red Tide and Threats to Wild Dolphins
May 2021: A Dolphin Rescue Near Piney Point
Special Update April 2021: Monitoring the Dolphins at Piney Point
March/April 2021: Conducting Photographic Identification Surveys
February 2021: Evaluating the Costs and Benefits of Rescuing Dolphins
December 2020: A New Website, New Research Tools and New Protocols for an ‘Interesting’ Year
November 2020: We’re Thankful for You — Our Supporters!
September 2020: Join Our Virtual Celebration
August 2020: Preventable Deaths in the Sarasota Bay Dolphin Community
July 2020: Join Our Marine Debris Team and Help Wild Dolphins
June 2020: Welcoming Summer Interns and Helping More Join Their Ranks
May 2020: Thank You for Your Support During the 2020 Giving Challenge
March 2020: The Passing of Two Long-Term Sarasota Bay Resident Dolphins
December 2019: Thank You Supporters for an Amazing Year
October 2019: Fin of the Month: Norman, Born in 1957
June 2019: An Update on a Dolphin Rescued from Entanglement
April 2019: Two Dolphin Rescues
December 2018: A Year in Review
October/November 2018: Dolphins and Microplastics
Special August 2018 Update: Red Tide 2
Special August 2018 Update: Red Tide
July/August 2018: Barataria Bay Field Research and New Cardiac Assessment Techniques
June/July 2018: Remembering Colleague Dr. Pablo Bordino; Field Work Updates
May 2018: Field Work in Naples, Florida, and Barataria Bay, Louisiana
April 2018: Developing New Study Techniques
December 2017: The Year’s Highlights
December 2017: A Special Message About the Passing of Dr. John Reynolds
October/November 2017: Tracking a Short-Finned Pilot Whale
July/August 2017: A Banner Year for New Dolphin Calves
June/July 2017: The Negative Impacts of Feeding Wild Dolphins
May 2017: Working with the Ionian Dolphin Research Project
March 2017: SDRP’s Role in the Investigation of the Deepwater Horizon’s Impacts on Dolphins
February 2017: An Update on Calves Born in 2016; Rescuing Skipper
December 2016: Highlights from 2016
November 2016: Outreach and Education to Help Protect Wild Dolphins
October 2016: Updates on Red Tide and Bermuda Dolphin Studies
September 2016: Dolphin Studies in Bermuda
August 2016: Revolutionizing Dolphin Identification
July 2016: Fish Surveys, Dolphin Updates and Vaquita Conservation
May 2016: Summer Boating Season
April 2016: Chinese White Dolphin Conservation
March 2016: Rescuing Bill the Dolphin
February 2016: Seeing Nicklo, the Oldest Documented Dolphin in the Bay
January 2016: Introducing Author Amy Tan (Joy Luck Club) to Sarasota Dolphins
December 2015: The Night Before Christmas, Dolphin Style
November 2015: Red Tide Impacts on Dolphins; An Update on the Deepwater Horizon
October 2015: A Dolphin Rescue
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