At SeaLife Response, Rehabilitation and Research (SR3), young, often abandoned harbor seals receive care and learn the skills they’ll need to survive in the wild before returning to their home in the ...

By Kate Hruby , Communication and Education Coordinator

By Holly Fearnbach , Marine Mammal Research Director

Have you wondered what lies behind our fence? Come to the SR3 Rescue Center Open House on May 2nd! Swing by between 10am and 2pm to take a tour of the facility and ask staff and volunteers questions a...

By Kate Hruby , Communication and Education Coordinator

By Kate Hruby , Communication and Education Coordinator

By Casey Mclean , Executive Director and Veterinary Nurse

Thar she blows! Scientists say moisture from the endangered right whales blowholes yields important health info that could help save species.

A young humpback whale stranded on the Oregon Coast north of Yachats on November 15, prompting a response of trained teams from across the West Coast through the West Coast Marine Mammal Stranding Net...

Despite being one of the eight most endangered species on the Endangered Species List and one of the most studied populations of animals on the planet, the Southern Resident killer whales continue to ...

By Kate Hruby , Communication and Education Coordinator

By Kate Hruby , Communication and Education Coordinator

By KC Scofield , Response Program Coordinator

By Kate Hruby , Communication and Education Coordinator It’s harbor seal pupping season in Washington State, and that means it’s meal time at the SR3 Rescue Center. Four times a day, to be ...

by Rachel bishop , development and communications officer June is Orca Action Month here in the Pacific Northwest. Originally established in 2006, this regional movement draws attention to one of ou...

By Kate Hruby , Communication and Education Coordinator