Jane Goodall returns to Carmel to help save sea ottersThe sea otter population was nearly extinct by the early 1900s, but conservation efforts helped to revive it.
Green crabs have invaded habitats. Sea otters might be the solution.Sea otters effectively control green crab populations, crucial for stabilizing coastal ecosystems threatened by invasive species.
See these adorable new sea otters at the New York AquariumThe New York Aquarium welcomes two rescued southern sea otters, highlighting their importance in marine ecosystems and conservation efforts.
Jane Goodall returns to Carmel to help save sea ottersMargaret Owings was crucial in saving sea otters from extinction, founding Friends of the Sea Otter and advocating for their legal protection.
The Best Things We Saw In 2024 | DefectorThe Monterey Bay Aquarium offers a meaningful and transformative experience, highlighting the joys of adult appreciation for nature and conservation.
Jane Goodall returns to Carmel to help save sea ottersThe sea otter population was nearly extinct by the early 1900s, but conservation efforts helped to revive it.
Green crabs have invaded habitats. Sea otters might be the solution.Sea otters effectively control green crab populations, crucial for stabilizing coastal ecosystems threatened by invasive species.
See these adorable new sea otters at the New York AquariumThe New York Aquarium welcomes two rescued southern sea otters, highlighting their importance in marine ecosystems and conservation efforts.
Jane Goodall returns to Carmel to help save sea ottersMargaret Owings was crucial in saving sea otters from extinction, founding Friends of the Sea Otter and advocating for their legal protection.
The Best Things We Saw In 2024 | DefectorThe Monterey Bay Aquarium offers a meaningful and transformative experience, highlighting the joys of adult appreciation for nature and conservation.
Invasive green crabs threaten West Coast ecosystems. One solution? OttersRestoring sea otter populations can effectively control invasive green crab populations in California estuaries.
Sea otters are helping to control invasive crab species along West Coast, study findsSea otters could be an effective natural solution for controlling invasive green crab populations in California's coastal ecosystems.
Elkhorn Slough researchers find sea otter population helps stop invasion of green crabsSea otters are effectively controlling the invasive green crab population in Elkhorn Slough, showcasing the benefits of predator recovery.
Invasive green crabs threaten West Coast ecosystems. One solution? OttersRestoring sea otter populations can effectively control invasive green crab populations in California estuaries.
Sea otters are helping to control invasive crab species along West Coast, study findsSea otters could be an effective natural solution for controlling invasive green crab populations in California's coastal ecosystems.
Elkhorn Slough researchers find sea otter population helps stop invasion of green crabsSea otters are effectively controlling the invasive green crab population in Elkhorn Slough, showcasing the benefits of predator recovery.
Rescued sea otters find new home at the New York AquariumTwo rescued Southern sea otters make their debut at New York Aquarium, joining a long-time resident for public viewing.
Elakha Alliance's art auction raises funds to bring sea otters back to Oregon CoastOregon lacks a sea otter population, with efforts underway to reintegrate them through community fundraising events.
Rescued sea otters find new home at the New York AquariumTwo rescued Southern sea otters make their debut at New York Aquarium, joining a long-time resident for public viewing.
Elakha Alliance's art auction raises funds to bring sea otters back to Oregon CoastOregon lacks a sea otter population, with efforts underway to reintegrate them through community fundraising events.
Monterey Bay Aquarium: Providing otter love through surrogacy programThe Monterey Bay Aquarium's surrogacy program successfully pairs rescued otter pups with adoptive mothers, enhancing their survival skills before release into the wild.
Sea otters use tools to open hard-shelled prey, saving their teeth, research revealsSea otters in Monterey Bay use tools to access larger prey, reducing dental injuries.