Jackie (URI) helped with education programs and animal care, and designed information posters for our Discovery Center. She also helped with animal care. (Spring 2009)
It’s National Volunteer Week! We’d like to thank and recognize all our wonderful volunteers and in particular, in this post, our interns!
The National Marine Life Center welcomed our first interns during the summer of 2006. Since then, students from colleges both near and far have joined us during the summer to help with education, animal care, and other projects. We’ve even had some high school students join us!
Thank you, past, present, and future interns!
Amanda (Roger Williams) cared for Patty, created two new lesson plans for use in education, and ran education programs. (Summer 2009)
Chelsea (St. Mary's, MD) cared for Patty, designed a marine animal "photo board" for the Discovery Ctr, and ran education programs. (Summer 2009)Amanda reads "Katie K. Whale" to children during Fins & Flippers Club. (Summer 2009)Chelsea's "photo board" allows kids to pretend to be a marine animal! (Summer 2009)Rebecca (Left, Williams College) designed a display for our discovery center on the migration and stranding of Kemp's ridley turtles. KJ (Right, Upper Cape Tech H.S.) developed activity sheets for the Discovery Center. (Summer 2007)Frank (Unity College, ME) is one of five interns who will join us this Summer 2010!
National Marine Life Center
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Our entangled grey seal, Salty (Salted Caramel) has been released! There are a few easy identifiers should you see her in the wild, starting with
National Marine Life Center
18 hours 7 minutes ago
Salted Caramel has left the building! Tonight we released our juvenile grey seal, Salty. Salty was severely entangled in fishing gear and admitted to our
National Marine Life Center
1 day 21 hours ago
Mondays are better when you're in the pool! Cherry Garcia continues to do well. He is still undergoing treatment for the abscesses in his rear