NMMF News

On World Beach Day, Follow the Sea Lion Way

• Post published:September 1, 2025
• Post category:NMMF Journal

SRKW education with the Youth Action Council

• Post published:August 29, 2025
• Post category:Education & Outreach/NMMF Journal

Health assessment of a pink river dolphin (Inia geoffrensis) by Forrest Gómez, veterinarian and director of medicine at the National Marine Mammal Foundation (NMMF), Fernando Trujillo, scientific director of the Omacha Foundation, and the team. Photo credit: Milena Lopez, Omacha Foundation.

River Dolphin Health Assessments Advance One Health Goals and Drive Conservation in the Colombian Amazon

• Post published:August 26, 2025
• Post category:Press Releases

National Marine Mammal Foundation Awarded Grant from Prebys Foundation to Expand Youth Career Pathways

• Post published:August 12, 2025
• Post category:NMMF Journal

Superheroes of the Sea: Baleen Whales and Their Hearing Powers

• Post published:August 1, 2025
• Post category:NMMF Journal

Urgent Message from our CEO: Dolphin Doctor Youth Program Funds Terminated

• Post published:May 20, 2025
• Post category:NMMF Journal

Watch: The Vaquita’s Legacy – Can One Species Inspire a Global Movement? – Scientific Snapshot Series

• Post published:March 17, 2025
• Post category:NMMF Journal

Youth Action Spotlight: Is the future “bright” for Southern Resident Killer Whales?

• Post published:March 13, 2025
• Post category:Education & Outreach/NMMF Journal

Youth Council Spotlight: Southern Resident Killer Whales and Their Salmon Hats

• Post published:February 1, 2025
• Post category:Education & Outreach/NMMF Journal

Bita’s Journey: A Stranded Franciscana Dolphin, One of the World’s Most Endangered Dolphin Species, Embarks on a Path to Recovery at CRAM-FURG, Brazil

• Post published:December 16, 2024
• Post category:NMMF Journal/Press Releases