Adopt A Whale

The Adopt A Whale program is a great way to help whales.
Whale Adoptions in New England

Become a Member

The Whale Center of New England's membership program is an exciting package of materials for all fans of whales and dolphins.
Fluke Prints

Humpback Families

Humpback whale mother and calf pairs are now arriving back in New England waters, returning from their long migration from the Caribbean Sea. They will join other adults and juveniles in the rich feeding grounds off th...

Whale Watching!

The Whale Center of New England is proud to announce our new research vessel, the Mysticete, is open to a limited number of people who want to experience whales in a unique, personal, and exciting way. Mysticete is ...

Marine Mammal Strandings

The Whale Center is part of the NMFS Northeast Region Stranding Network. Through a National Coordinator and five regional coordinators, the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) authorizes, oversees, and coord...

Exciting Internship Opportunities

A Whale Center seasonal internship provides the experience needed to pursue fields in marine biology and behavior. The Whale Center of New England, located in Gloucester, MA, is a nonprofit research organization invo...

Whale Sightings

There have been many sightings this Spring... read more information -->

New Curriculum

We have NEW curriculum for teachers about stranded marine mammals. Read More -->

Visitor Center

Our Visitor Center includes a humpback whale skeleton and gift shop. Read More -->

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