They have a lot more to teach us.
We've learned a lot with your help. But there's still so much we need to know to protect our wild dolphin neighbors.
Give to dolphin research at the Cape Lookout Studies Program.
2015 Thank you donors, volunteers, contributors, and collaborators!
Listed below are individuals/groups whose generosity helped sustain and improve the Cape Lookout Studies Program in 2015 by providing Toyoto Tacoma, air conditioner, boat fuel, boat lines, chest freezer, lumber, band saw, orbital sander, woodworking, drill bits, sand paper, flipper radiographs, float coat, safety masks, shade canopy, sperm whale tooth, stainless hardware, staples shopping spree, surgical gloves, vacuum cleaner, cleaning supplies, office supplies, photo paper, notebooks, printer ink, guest lecture, ladder, plane flights, lodging, food, drinks, whale cookies, XM Radio subscription, web hosting fees, web site maintenance, $11,839 in cash donations/grants and approximately 1,172 hours of volunteer time. THANK YOU!!
Sincere thanks also go out to everyone who has an NC “Protect Wild Dolphins” special license plate which raised through Friends of the Museum a total of $10,320 in 2015. The dolphins thank you too.
Congratulations and thanks to Kim Merrels, the 2015 recipient of the CLSP Outstanding Volunteer award.
| Anna & Bud Doughton
Al Fitz Anonymous Ben Wunderly Bobbi Wallinger Carl Spangler Carolina Cay Maritime Found. Chris Konklin Craig Gurganus Craig Harms David Osborne Dennis Sorensen Elizabeth Hanrahan Historical Soc. of Topsail Isl. Howard Lineberger John Brearey John Fussell John Russell |
Josh Summers
Julian Price Family Found. Karen Altman Keith Rittmaster Kim Merrels Logan Pallin Lookout Foundation Lora/Vic Fasolino Lt. Terry Brown Marbles Museum Mary & Haywood Holderness Mary Hunnings Mabel Steepy Nelson Owens Ocracoke Alive Pam Refosco Patti Owens Paul Nader |
Paul Summers
Paula Dailey Pricey Harrison “Protect Wild Dolphins” license plates Regina & Bruce McCutcheon Rich Shapiro Richard Meissner Rocco Jaconis Sinbad Springmoor Steve Hassenfelt Sue Dayton Suzanne and Vance Knight Todd Sturgell Verena Lawaetz Vicki Szabo Vicky Thayer Wendy Merrill |
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Tursiops truncatus is the scientific name for the common bottlenose dolphin. Tursiops is also the user name shared by volunteers who contribute to this blog. If you have an idea for a blog post, or think we should comment on an article you've found, click the contact button above and drop us a line!