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Run For The Ridley! May 7, 2022
The NYMRC 2022 Calendar is here!
Run For The Ridley! May 7, 2022
Help Us Conserve & Protect
For All of Us
The New York Marine Rescue Center is a rescue and rehabilitation organization that promotes marine conservation. Our mission is to preserve and protect the marine environment through conservation efforts including rescue, rehabilitation, education and research. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, we are the primary responders for sick or injured seals, sea turtles, dolphins, porpoises and small toothed whales, and maintain the only marine mammal and sea turtle rehabilitation center in New York State.
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Help Us Conserve and Protect
For All of Us
The New York Marine Rescue Center is a rescue and rehabilitation organization that promotes marine conservation. Our mission is to preserve and protect the marine environment through conservation efforts including rescue, rehabilitation, education and research. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, we are the primary responders for sick or injured seals, sea turtles, dolphins, porpoises and small toothed whales, and maintain the only marine mammal and sea turtle rehabilitation center in New York State.
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All-Time Volunteers & Contributors
Animals Successfully Rehabilitated
About New York Marine Rescue Center
Our Mission
NYMRC promotes conservation of New York’s marine environment through the rescue, rehabilitation, research and education of sea turtles and marine mammals.
Non-Profit
Founded in 1996 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization we are the primary responders for sick/injured seals and sea turtles.
REHABILITATION
We maintain the only marine mammal and sea turtle rehabilitation center in New York State, staffed and caring for our animals 24/7/365.
Education
NYMRC strives to educate our community on conserving and protecting our environment, marine mammals and sea turtles through action.
About New York Marine Rescue Center
Our Mission
NYMRC promotes conservation of New York’s marine environment through the rescue, rehabilitation, research and education of sea turtles and marine mammals.
Non-Profit
Founded in 1996 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization we are the primary responders for sick/injured seals and sea turtles.
REHABILITATION
We maintain the only marine mammal and sea turtle rehabilitation center in New York State, staffed and caring for our animals 24/7/365.
Community
NYMRC strives to educate our community on conserving and protecting our environment, marine mammals and sea turtles through action.
We All Have The Power And Responsibility To Protect Our Environment, And We’re Doing Something About It
We can do things in our daily lives that have a significant impact on protecting our environment and the life that it supports including limiting our usage of single-use plastics (straws, water bottles, utensils, plates, bags, coffee cups), conserving water usage (turn off the faucet when brushing your teeth and shaving), participating in recycling initiatives and utilizing public transportation when possible. With NYMRC you can participate in regular beach clean ups, education lectures and other environmental initiatives to increase your knowledge and impact. Follow us on social media to stay apprised of upcoming events.
What’s Happening Now
What We Do
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We All Have The Power And Responsibility To Protect Our Environment, And We’re Doing Something About It
We can do things in our daily lives that have a significant impact on protecting our environment and the life that it supports including limiting our usage of single-use plastics (straws, water bottles, utensils, plates, bags, coffee cups), conserving water usage (turn off the faucet when brushing your teeth and shaving), participating in recycling initiatives and utilizing public transportation when possible. With NYMRC you can participate in regular beach clean ups, education lectures and other environmental initiatives to increase your knowledge and impact. Follow us on social media to stay apprised of upcoming events.
Happening Now
What We Do
Volunteer
Featured Initiatives
EFFORTS WE CAN ALL MAKE TO BETTER OUR MARINE ENVIRONMENT
Boaters, Look Out!
Our Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerOur Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerA reminder to all boaters that marine animals like sea turtles,...
No Seal Selfies!
Our Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerOur Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerSeals pup in our region from February (gray seals) through the...
Pick It Up!
Our Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerOur Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerMarine debris is adversely affecting marine animals at an...
Featured Initiatives
EFFORTS WE CAN ALL MAKE TO BETTER OUR MARINE ENVIRONMENT
Boaters, Look Out!
Our Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerOur Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerA reminder to all boaters that marine animals like sea turtles,...
No Seal Selfies!
Our Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerOur Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerSeals pup in our region from February (gray seals) through the...
Pick It Up!
Our Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerOur Initiatives Efforts We Can All Make To Better Our Marine EnvironmentMake a DonationVolunteerMarine debris is adversely affecting marine animals at an...
Our Top Priorities
NYMRC is focused on providing a sustainable response and rehabilitation effort for marine mammals and sea turtles stranding throughout New York while identifying and understanding stranding trends, human impacts and viruses that impact those animals and encouraging conservation and stewardship of the marine environmental through scientific research and public educational programs.
Response & Rescue
New York’s primary marine response team.
REHABILITATION
Dedicated to rehabilitating our patients.
Education
From the classroom to the field.
RESEARCH
Enhancing the science of conservation.
Our Top Priorities
NYMRC is focused on providing a sustainable response and rehabilitation effort for marine mammals and sea turtles stranding throughout New York while identifying and understanding stranding trends, human impacts and viruses that impact those animals and encouraging conservation and stewardship of the marine environmental through scientific research and public educational programs.
Response & Rescue
New York’s primary marine response team.
REHABILITATION
Dedicated to rehabilitating our patients.
Education
From the classroom to the field.
RESEARCH
Enhancing the science of conservation.
Make a Donation
Make a Donation
$348k Raised in 2019 To Date
NYMRC…Made Possible By You
NYMRC depends greatly on philanthropic support from the community in order to do the work we do. There are a number of ways to support and donate to NYMRC including reoccurring monthly donations, virtual animal adoptions to support their care, becoming a member of NYMRC, contributing to and attending our annual gala and races, corporate sponsorships or even physical donations from our wishlist. The support we have received over the last 23 years and continue to receive enables us to achieve our mission.
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$348k Raised in 2019 To Date
NYMRC…Made Possible By You
NYMRC depends greatly on philanthropic support from the community in order to do the work we do. There are a number of ways to support and donate to NYMRC including reoccurring monthly donations, virtual animal adoptions to support their care, becoming a member of NYMRC, contributing to and attending our annual gala and races, corporate sponsorships or even physical donations from our wishlist. The support we have received over the last 23 years and continue to receive enables us to achieve our mission.
Upcoming Events
11
May
Cold Stunned Sea Turtle Lecture
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The New York Marine Rescue Center will be presenting a lecture on cold stun sea turtles. Cold stunning is a condition similar to hypothermia that is brought on when these cold-blooded sea turtles are in water temperatures below 50°F. Since cold stunning is a condition that slows the movements of afflicted sea turtles, it causes the animals to get washed ashore on New York beaches. This condition left unnoticed, can become fatal. This is why the New York Marine Rescue Center (NYMRC) needs your help! The sooner these animals are found and reported to the NYMRC, the higher their chance of survival!
20
May
Endangered Species Lecture
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Zoom
Here on Long Island, we are lucky enough to have a wide variety of marine mammals and seaturtles that inhabit our waters. Several of these animals are considered to bethreatened, endangered, and even critically endangered species. Join the NewYork Marine Rescue Center (NYMRC) to learn more about these animals. Duringthis lecture we will discuss what has caused these animals to be placed on theendangered species list, why they are important to the marine ecosystem, andwhat you can do to help protect them.
Join the NYMRC for a virtual lecture that will be hosted with the Locust Valley Library.
23
May
Pick It Up Beach Clean Up
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
The New York Marine Rescue Center will be conducting beach clean ups at different locations around Long Island to help eradicate marine debris from our local environment. We currently have clean-ups scheduled at Tiana Beach in Hampton Bays, Iron Pier Beach in Jamesport, Fire Island Wilderness Visitors Center in Shirley and Cedar Beach in Mount Sinai. We hope to see you there!
Due to COVID-19 we are only able to conduct clean ups with a maximum number of 30 participants. Please register by clicking the link below.
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