Saving Species: Endangered Marine Mammals

This month we celebrate the endangered and threatened marine mammals found along the California coast and Pacific Ocean, including the massive blue whale, Steller sea lions, fur seals, and the rarest seal in the United States, the Hawaiian monk seal. Docent-led tours will take you around the hospital showcasing some of the patients we are caring for and how our veterinarians are getting them better.  Classroom presentations will feature interactive activities and multimedia showcasing the amazing adaptations and diversity amongst some of the rarest marine mammals and the efforts of the Center to keep them alive.

FREE Classroom Programs: Saving Species: Endangered Marine Mammals - 12 PM and 2 PM  (1 hour sessions)
Come learn about the efforts of The Marine Mammal to save endangered and threatened marine mammals.  Learn how the Center is building a hospital in Hawaii to save the most endangered seal in the US, cut down on ship strikes to the World's largest animal, and our current fur seal patients. A great complement to the docent-led tour!

• Docent-led Tours* - 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, and 3:00 PM
  Learn fascinating facts about seals and sea lions from our education experts while seeing exhibits and patient viewing areas. (*Small fee applies, it helps our patients!).