Selected Media Stories
“Limitless Passion to Save Marine Life,” by Devon Ellington, Cape Women Online, Fall, 2011
“Wareham Students CARE,” by Jaime Rebhan, Wareham Week, August 15, 2011
“Where We Life: Bourne,” by Sean Corcoran, WCAI, May 4, 2011
“Morning Toast to National Marine Life,” by MVY Radio, Positive Underground, January 4, 2011
“Patty the turtle passes away,” by Ruth Thompson, Wareham Courier, September 20, 2010
“What to do if you find a stranded turtle” by Ruth Thompson, Wareham Courier, January 31, 2010
“Patty the turtle continues slow recovery” by Ruth Thompson, Wareham Courier, January 31, 2010
“Tough year for dolphin strandings on Cape” by Alysha Palumbo, NECN, December 13, 2009
“Turtle hospital needs $200K amid strandings” by George Brennan, Cape Cod Times, December 10, 2009
“MBL Helps to Equip Marine Life Center” by Matthew M. Burke, Cape Cod Times, November 3, 2009
“NMLC Mermaid Ball Offers Pirates Chest of Treasures” by Don Lewis, CapeCodToday.com, August 4, 2009
“Releasing Turtles in Middleborough” by Joanne Rathe, Boston Globe, Boston.com, June 1, 2009
“When is a Turtle a Cougar” by Don Lewis, CapeCodToday.com, May 20, 2009
“Rehabbing the Rehab Center” by David A. Fonseca, Bourne Enterprise, April 17, 2009
“Following Fletcher” by Steve Heaslip, Cape Cod Times, April 8, 2009
“Cape Loggerhead Goes South” by Steve Heaslip, Cape Cod Times Online, April 7, 2009
“Happy Bourne Day” by Ana Paulina, Cape Cod Today, April 1, 2009
“Cape Marine Center to Pump Canal Sea Water” by Aaron Gouveia, Cape Cod Times, January 3, 2009
“Rescued terrapin returned to the wild” by Jeffrey D. Wagner, The Herald News, August 11, 2008
“Marine Rehab Center Plans Expansion” by Robert Gold, Cape Cod Times, June 4, 2008
“Breaking Ground” by Ryan Richardson, Wicked Local, April 10, 2008







The National Marine Life Center is an independent, non-profit 501(c)(3) marine animal hospital and science and education center dedicated to rehabilitating for release stranded sea turtles, seals, dolphins, porpoises, and small whales, and to advancing scientific knowledge and education in marine wildlife health and conservation.

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