Wallis Sand and Seabrook Seals
We continue to be busy, as weanling season is in full swing! Some of these weanlings are staying only a short time on the beach; …
A day in the life of a summer intern
by Bailey Farris | Intern, Summer 2017 Hello, I’m Bailey! I’ve signed myself up for a summer of wise lessons and wonderful times from the …
A Marathon Response Weekend
Wow, what a marathon weekend and start to the week we just had! With both rehab facilities still at capacity, we are being very diligent …
Star Island Response Training
This past week two of our staff members made the trek by boat out to Star Island (Isles of Shoals) to train a few of …
Coral Bleaching
Live, healthy coral has algae in its outer tissue layer, living in a symbiotic relationship. When coral is under stress, from water chemistry, temperature changes …
One Photogenic Seal!
The female weanling harbor seal we were monitoring yesterday appears to have gone back out to the ocean! She blended in well at the rocky …
Harbor Seal Triage
We continue to be busy with harbor seal weanling reports; both new and resightings of previous animals. Yesterday morning we responded to a report of …
SSC staffer earns master’s degree in Museum Studies
by Heidi Duncanson | Development & Communications Coordinator Long-time Seacoast Science Center naturalist Nikki Annelli recently celebrated a milestone: she earned a master’s degree in Museum …
Weanling Harbor Seal in Haverhill, MA?
The team has been extremely busy over the last few days with many reports of live weanling harbor seals, some of them duplicate sightings. We …
