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CRESLI - Marine Mammal Research & Conservation on Long Island
winter seal walks, whale watches, and marine expeditions study marine mammals. Experts in dolphin, sea turtle, whale, and seal behaviors and life cycles
Specialities
- citizen science & monitoring - Listings like these involve Long Islanders in collecting data about the existing conditions of parks and surrounding waters, wildlife, biodiversity, or plant life.
- climate change - Listing like these are active in reducing carbon emissions or increasing nature based solutions to climate change.
- marine conservation - offering one or many of the following to improve marine mammal conservation, coastal storm resiliency, and or shellfish restoration/mariculture.
- marine mammals - Listings like these specialize in marine mammals and are experts in understanding such wildlife questions as: 1) What are typical behaviors and life cycles? 2) How many marine mammals are living in Long Island marine waters? 3) What are their overall population distributions and survival chances? 4) What marine mammals live in Long Island marine waters year round?
- water quality - providing services to ensure both groundwater and surface waters are free from pollution
- wildlife of long island - Listing like these specialize in some aspect of the animals and wildlife native to Long Island. With their many years of experience in either the identification, illustration, conservation, protection, or reintroduction of wildlife, you can learn more about such topics as: life cycles, animal behavior, distributions, and food, shelter, and more.
