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  Stop by Marine Life Studies booth during Whalefest and join the fun....   See and touch baleen from a blue whale, hold the bone from a gray whale, and see the big eyes of the tiny krill that many whales and dolphins feed on in Monterey Bay. There will be fun, interactive educational activitie...
      COME BE PART OF THE SOLUTION Attend Free Screening of "Bag It" Learn about Marine Life Studies Plastic Police Initiative Special Presentation by Jenna Contuchio Marine Life Studies Education Coordinator Save Our Shores will be presenting updated information on th...
    You love golf. You love the beauty of golf courses, especially links courses by the sea.   You love the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am!   You love the ocean. You love whales, dolphins and all marine life.   You know the oceans and marine wildlife are in trouble and you realize the i...
  Be sure to tune in this Sunday, November 13th as Marine Life Studies is featured on KSBW-TV, Feedback At Five with Theresa Wright. Peggy Stap, Executive Director, and Jenna Contuchio, Education and Volunteer Coordinator, will be the featured guests to talk about the exciting and important work ...
View the new ocean users’ guide developed by Marine Life Studies, “Marine Mammals of Northern California”. In the spring of 2011, as part of National Geographic Society's Ocean Initiative and Education Programs, Marine Life Studies was awarded a grant to create a field guide about ocean conservat...
    Read all about Whiskie the Whale Spotter™ in the Monterey County Weekly, and her life as a Whale Spotting Dog.   "I am fascinated with whales and dolphins so I am very glad I chose Peggy Stap to be my owner as she works with these animals. When she came looking for a dog at a pet rescue c...
    Amanda's Whale Tales from the Field...Monterey Bay. Whales and dolphins can be seen in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary year-round. Click picture to read all about Amanda's exciting adventures.   Many species of whales, dolphins, porpoises and other marine mammals can be seen in...
    Peggy Stap taking identification photo of Orca. Researchers take picture of the dorsal fin and the saddle patch to identify individual animals. Photo © Martijn StiphoutPorpoising Orcas in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Photo © Peggy Stap

About Our Volunteers

 

Marine Life Studies success is due to our amazing, highly skilled, and dedicated volunteer staff. All personnel involved with Marine Life Studies serve as volunteers; we have no paid employees. Our volunteer staff is from all walks of life and their dedication, passion and hard work are an inspiration.

 

We are fortunate to have on our volunteer staff:

 

George Black, Jude Iverson, Homer Holmes, Mary Whitney, Terri Dratt, Barbara Howard, Victoria Wade, Sue Leinweber, Ron Leinweber, Dave Schramm, Idonya Pinckney, Duane O’Sullivan, Jenna Contuchio, Robin Peterson, Robin Stoner, Maggie McCann, Diane Duncan, Angela Kilmer, Kathi Koontz, Kate Cummings, Topher Mueller, Cathy LaGrand, Al Leverette, Steve Baltes, DJ Baltes, Dick Stap, Betsy Collins, Kelly Grace, Chuck Davis, Rebecca Lindor, Janice Barker, Marilyn Schutz, Larry Schutz, Willow Jones, Sudy Dostal, Dana Riley, Martijn Stiphout, Jane DeLay, Dida Kutz, Bruce Storrs, Rachel Stern, Tiffany Thomas, Debbie Waugh, Melanie Wiegner, Lisa Crandell, Noel Flores, Lucy Bryant, Steve Jensen, Karen Kleid, Bruce Thomas, David Reins, Ashley Ganer, Bill Hommon, Rob Hommon, Rachel Rosen, and last but not least “Whiskie” our canine research assistant.

 

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer please contact us.

 

Call for Volunteers April 27, 2011. Click here for details.

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