Patient Update: January 21, 2021
Since our most recent blog post in November, a lot has been going on here at NMLC! We’ve been kept busy by a record-breaking sea turtle...
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Patient Update: July 16th, 2020
SEALS Bird and Plum have been progressing quickly after moving to the large pool. This week, Bird started mass feeding alongside Plum....
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Patient Update: April 18, 2020
SEALS CURRENT PATIENTS It’s officially Harbor seal pup season here at NMLC! Early last week, there were reports of a white, fluffy baby...
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Patient Update: April 3, 2020
SEALS A lot has been going on at NMLC lately, especially with the large number of seal patients that we’ve had! In the month of...
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Open House! For the Love of Turtles
Do you love turtles? Have you ever wondered how the National Marine Life Center cares for endangered species of turtles like the...
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Seal Release/Patient Update June 15th
Patient Update 6/15/19 Welcome back to the National Marine Life Center’s Patient Update! As some of you may know, our Discovery Center...
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Patient Update May 13th
Patient Update: 5/13/19 Welcome back to the National Marine Life Center’s Patient Update! As this is our first update of 2019,...
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Order your NMLC 2019 Calendars!!!!
The National Marine Life centers beautifully designed calendars are full of amazing pictures with sea turtles, a diamond back terrapin,...
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Patient Update November 7th
Patient Update November 7th Seals: Jones Jones has done very well in DJF, one of our...
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Patient Update October 26th
Seals: Jones Jones is doing well without any significant health changes. All three of our...
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The National Marine Life Center is an independent, non-profit 501(c)(3) marine animal hospital and science and education center. We rehabilitate and release stranded marine mammals and sea turtles in order to advance science and education in marine wildlife health and conservation.
