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With the arrival of September, we are only a few short weeks away from our annual dawn-to-dusk biological survey (species inventory) of Odiorne Point State …

Katie Brodeur | Community Program Naturalist, Seacoast Science Center Each year, Seacoast Science Center (SSC) brings scientists and community members together to conduct a dawn-to-dusk …

On Monday June 26, 2023, a satellite-tagged white shark ‘pinged’ less than 1 nautical mile off of Jenness Beach in Rye, NH. While white sharks …

Harbor seal takes up residence in Great Bay and its tributary rivers It is common for boaters to spot seals in the Gulf of Maine, …

If you see a seal on the beach, call the Seacoast Science Center Marine Mammal Rescue hotline at 603-997-9448​.​ Rye, NH — Harbor seals bear …

By Heidi Duncanson, Seacoast Science Center History revealed itself again on a Rye beach this winter, when part of the hull of an old shipwreck …

Heidi Duncanson | Seacoast Science Center Since 2009, Seacoast Science Center (SSC) has been holding its Rescue Run: Race for Marine Mammals as a fundraising …

Exeter, NH had an unusual, but not entirely out of the ordinary visitor in November of 2022: a harbor seal in the Squamscott River. This …

Ashley Stokes | Director of Marine Mammal Rescue Seacoast residents are accustomed to seeing harbor seals and their larger gray seal cousins along our rocky …

Heidi Duncanson | Communications Coordinator High school students are conducting scientific research along the Seacoast, showing their keen interest in what is happening to our …

Seacoast Science Center (SSC) announces that it was selected as a 2022 recipient of a New England Museum Association Excellence Award, chosen for their newly …

Heidi Duncanson | Communications Coordinator As cold weather sets in on the coast, things quiet down here at Odiorne Point State Park, making it the …