I’m on a mission to de-clutter my house. The past two weekends, I’ve been putting away my “whale stuff”. What does that mean? My books, trinkets, and items that I’ve been collecting for over 40 years. Two years ago, I ma
I consider myself a traveler. In fact, this little key ring sits on my desk.
This is what it currently feels like in the world of right whales…
It’s sometimes hard to listen to the news about whales. We’ve lost 3 whales that we know of in the past couple weeks–all whales that are familiar to researchers. I’d like to take a minute and introduce them to you!
When most people think of The Whalemobile, they picture our life-sized inflatable humpback whale — Nile — making a splash at schools, libraries, and community events. But our mission goes beyond the “in-school field trip…
We hope to show you exactly that by bringing you some snapshots and highlights from our whale watch trips! 📷
In the winter months, when biting cold creeps into New England waters and our seas sit largely empty of humpback whales, avid whale watchers of the north wait with bated breath for news from the south.
