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A fin whale mother and calf pair Photo: Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life at the New England Aquarium. Survey funded by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service

Aerial Survey Sights Over the Monument Highlight Important Protected Habitat

Two summertime surveys spotlight the dynamic marine environment of the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument.

September 15, 2025
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September 09, 2025
Meet the Four New Marine Conservation Action Fund Fellows for 2025
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September 08, 2025
Ocean Stories for Young Readers
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Staying Alive: Examining Post-release Survival of Sandbar Sharks
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Staying Alive: Examining Post-release Survival of Sandbar Sharks
By New England Aquarium
A Raja Ampat Epaulette shark (aka Kalabia)
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From Gaps to Discoveries: The Raja Ampat Epaulette Shark Research
By New England Aquarium
Catching the drone from back deck of F/V Resolve
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New Drone Technology is Taking Flight in Right Whale Research
By New England Aquarium
Highlights from our Spring Aerial Survey Season
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Highlights from our Spring Aerial Survey Season
By New England Aquarium
Animal Care team members caring for a sea turtle
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Animal Care Staff All Stars
By New England Aquarium
Aerial view of Banda Naira with the Fort of Belgica in the center, overlooking Gunung Api
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It’s More Than Just Thresher Shark Conservation
By New England Aquarium
Humpback whale known as Clamp photographed during a Whale Watch
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Animals You Might See During a Whale Watch
By New England Aquarium
Cirri the nurse shark can be found in the Giant Ocean Tank at the New England Aquarium
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How Aquariums Contribute to Shark Research and Conservation
By Nick Whitney, PhD
A Q&A with Marine Conservation Action Fund Director Elizabeth Stephenson
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A Q&A with Marine Conservation Action Fund Director Elizabeth Stephenson
By New England Aquarium
A fin whale—the second largest whale in the ocean.
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June Sightings in the Marine National Monument
By Orla O’Brien
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Protecting the Blue Planet

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