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Dolphins
The Dolphin Alliance

http://envirolink.org/arrs/ahimsa/tda/

The Dolphin Alliance is a citizen’s action group established in 1992 that works to preserve dolphin and whale rights and the protection of their environment. The Alliance has several goals, including working to stop all capture of whales and dolphins within US waters. The group hopes to do this through public education and legislative reform.

Dolphin Information ServerHome Page

http://elpc54136.lboro.ac.uk/

Serves as a simple resource for pictures and information on dolphins, killer whales, and other marine mammals. Includes information about Keiko (the whale in the motion picture “Free Willy”).

Marine Mammals

http://www.earthwatch.org/t/Twhales.html

The Earth Corps is tracking the migration of marine mammals including whales and dolphins. This site provides links to other centers conducting research, as well as to Wild Dolphin Societies in Florida, Hawaii, and New Zealand. Take the opportunity to sign up for one several Earth Watch expeditions in 1997 which will focus on exploring dolphin intelligence.

The Wild Dolphin Project

http://wwwa.com/dolphin/project.htm

The Wild Dolphin Project was started in 1985 to study the history and communication systems of Atlantic spotted dolphins in the Bahamas. The project focuses on understanding dolphin behavior, interactions, and communication. This colorful Web site offers information about the project and includes photos, background info on dolphins, and information on how you can join an expedition.

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