Other members of our stranding network are included in the video in separate interviews discussing their excitement about the release of these three seals and telling about when the seal, Chitenango, was first found stranded along a beach on Lummi Island and sent to Wolf Hollow for rehabilitation.
Follow this link to read the story - Three seals rehabilitated at Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center released into Griffin Bay Video Report.
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Did you know that the Whatcom Marine Mammal Stranding Network has volunteer positions just waiting to be filled? If you share a love and concern for our local marine mammals, there are many ways in which you can help. Currently we have openings in the following areas:
- Stranding response team members
- Necropsy technicians
- Education and and outreach
- General support
Please contact me, the WMMSN Volunteer Director, at volunteers@wmmsn.org to learn more about how you too can help make a difference.
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