- Acoustics Monitoring Program - Bioacoustics - A study to assess the potential of long range acoustic monitoring of marine mammals.
- ACS - American Cetacean Society - Publishes a journal “Whalewatcher” and provides online summaries of selected articles on cetaceans, and Fact Packs for schools. Also organizes whale watching trips for education and fundraising purposes.
- Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums - Provides an educational resource for marine mammals and their environments.
- AquaThought Foundation - This is a privately funded research organization dedicated to the exploration of human dolphin interaction. Research includes neurological imaging of dolphins and wellness.
- Biology Learning Center - Resources on coral reefs, marine ecology, oceanography, dolphin biology, conservation, biodiversity and research expeditions.
- Cascadia Research Collective - This is a non-profit scientific and education organization founded primarily to conduct research needed to manage and protect threatened marine mammals.
- Dolphins of Monkey Mia Research Foundation - Articles on dolphin reproduction, calf development, male alliances, foraging strategies and how dolphins interact with sharks.
- European Cetacean Society - This non-profit organization holds an annual conference with workshops for students and produces an on-line newsletter.
- Foundation for Marine Environment Research Centre for Coastal Field Studies - Conducts research into the ecology and habitat conditions of cetaceans.
- Global Research and Rescue - Non-profit animal organization that assists marine mammals, whales, dolphins and terrestrial animals.
- Group for Research and Education on Marine Mammals - GREMM is a non-profit organization dedicated to scientific research on the marine mammals of the St Lawrence and also education on conserving the marine environment. In English and French.
- Indonesia Oceanic Cetacean Program - Includes visual and acoustic surveys, identifications of sensitive marine areas and ocean conservation initiatives.
- Jaap's Marine Mammal Pages - Classification, common names, biology, images, full text research, publications and news related to cetaceans and pinnipeds.
- Jennifer Dearolf's Home Page - Includes information about research on muscle development in Atlantic bottlenose dolphins and Florida manatees.
- Lab of Sara J. Iverson - Research on the physiology and ecology of marine mammals. Includes list of publications and field work image gallery.
- Marine Biology - Marine Mammals - Covers the three orders: Cetacea - whales, porpoises, dolphins; Pinnipedia - seals, sea-lions, walruses; Sirenia - manatees and dugongs.
- Mediterranean Cetaceans - Dedicated to research on the free ranging species. Features information, pictures, publications and projects.
- Project Interlock - Since 1977 this project, set up by Wade Doak in New Zealand, has been researching the capacities of cetaceans in the wild.
- Society for Marine Mammalogy - Evaluates and promotes the educational, scientific and managerial advancement of marine mammal science.
- Tethys Research Institute - Non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of the marine environment. Offers field course data, publications and images.
- The Oceania Project - Caring for Whales, Dolphins and the Oceans - This non-profit research and information organization is dedicated to raising awareness of Cetacea and the ocean environment. Research includes photo ID and genetic and DNA studies.
- WhaleResearch.org - The Center for Cetacean Research and Conservation, CCRC, has undertaken studies on the biology, behavior, and ecology of a variety of cetaceans in the South Pacific and the Bahamas, including the Cook Islands Humpback Whale survey.
- Whales and Dolphins - Website showcases information and photographs concerning marine mammals with an emphasis on whales and dolphins.
- Witness for the Whales: DNA Surveillance - This is a service for the identification of whales, porpoises and dolphins using DNA sequences.
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