Snowplow the Humpback Whale

Ashley Stokes | NH Marine Mammal Rescue Team Coordinator Warning: These are graphic photos documenting the necropsy of Snowplow, a 45 foot, 18 year old …
Video Explaining Snowplow’s Necropsy
So many of you are asking for more information about Snowplow. Here is a link to new video shot at the scene and the …
Deceased Humpback Whale on Rye Beach

Ashley Stokes | NH Marine Mammal Rescue Team Coordinator As you have likely heard by now, our team has been very busy with a deceased …
#OceanRunnerNH: Moon Jellies at the Atlantic Grill
Ocean Runner Nichole and her running partner, Susan Labrie of the Atlantic Grill, learn more about the moon jellyfish in the tank at Atlantic Grill from Seacoast Science Center …
#OceanRunnerNH: Little blobs on the beach (comb jellies)
Ocean Runner Nichole spots little gelatinous blobs when running on the beach. Suspecting that they are a type of jellyfish, she goes to Seacoast Science …
Seahorses: The Super Dads of the Sea

Ashley Breault | Marketing Intern | Ocean Studies and Communications Student at University of New England Father’s Day is a great time to thank all the dads …
#OceanRunnerNH: World Ocean’s Day Run for the Ocean
Ocean Runner Nichole gives a quick recap of the Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation’s World Ocean’s Day Run for the Ocean 5K, held on …
#OceanRunnerNH: Salt Marsh Ecology 101
What is that funky smell? Why is the salt marsh such an important habitat? SSC Naturalist Nikki fills Ocean Runner Nichole in on salt marsh …
SSC to host Ocean Planning Film and Panel Discussion
A special film screening about managing ocean resources in the Great Bear Sea and panel discussion about how local, regional, and national planning efforts are combining to sustain …
#OceanRunnerNH: Green Boxes for Greenheads
What are those green boxes in the marsh for? SSC’s Ocean Runner Nichole gets the scoop from Nikki Annelli, a naturalist at the Center. Turns …
Seal Armstrong’s Release

Ashley Stokes | NH Marine Mammal Rescue Team Coordinator Yesterday afternoon while we were down in MA checking in on Amelia Sealheart (our harbor …