Dolphin Links

• Ebroidered dolphin designs. Download dolphin (and many other) embrodery designs to create embroideries for commercial or personal use. There is no requirement to give them credit or royalties for any of the designs you use. Once you purchase them, they are yours.
• Adopt a Dolphin : WDCS, the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society is the world's most active charity (Registered No. 1014705) dedicated to the conservation and welfare of all whales, dolphins and porpoises (also known as cetaceans). Established in 1987, WDCS is staffed by a dedicated team of people determined to do their best for the animals, and proud of the fact that WDCS's operating costs are kept to a minimum. The money raised is spent on urgent conservation, research and education projects that really do make a difference to the daily lives and long-term security of thousands of whales, dolphins and porpoises around the world.
• Cetacean Research & Rescue Unit (CRRU) : Formed in 1997, the Cetacean Research & Rescue Unit (CRRU) is a small, non-profit research organisation based in NE Scotland. Located in the beautiful heritage fishing village of Gardenstown (right), near Banff, on the southern coastline of the outer Moray Firth, the group is dedicated to the conservation and protection of whales, dolphins and porpoises in Scottish waters through scientific investigation, environmental education, and the provision of professional, veterinary assistance to sick, stranded and injured individuals.
• Conservation Quest: Dolphin Internships : Conservation Quest provides links and information to help you find a career working with animals of all kinds. This link send you directly to their "Dolphin Internship" section for work with dolphins and other marine mamals.
• International Marine Mammal Project : We work to make oceans safe for marine mammals worldwide. We strive to eliminate dolphin mortality caused by the international tuna fishing industry, to end the use of driftnets, and to stop tuna purse-seine fishers from encircling dolphins in their nets. In addition, we aim to stop the resumption of commercial whaling worldwide, to promote sustainable fishing, and to protect the habitat of whales, dolphins, and other marine species.
• The Ocean Conservancy - Bottlenose Dolphin : Thanks to their graceful beauty, intelligence, acrobatics and playful nature, bottlenose dolphins have fascinated people since ancient times. Streamlined and smooth, their bodies reach varying lengths from 6 to 12 feet, dependent upon geographic location. Females can live for more than 50 years, while males typically live for about 40 years.