What's Happening at Marineland

11/15/2009: Sunset Seminar


Marineland invites you to spend the evening with us as we kick off our “Sunset Seminar” series. This program will give you the opportunity to learn about a variety of topics from our resident experts. Your time with us will include a behind-the-scenes tour, formal presentation and discussion opportunities. Beverages are available for purchase*** and light snacks are provided. Each “Sunset Seminar” will focus on a different topic and is available for reservation by calling 904-471-1111 ext 116.

November 15, 2009: The History of Marineland

December 29, 2009: The Natural History of the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin

January 29, 2010: Dolphin Training


***(anyone wishing to purchase alcohol must present a government issued ID proving their age to be exceeding 21yrs.)

 

11/21/2009:  Marineland's Fun Family Event

 
3pm - 5pm: Free family-friendly events, games and entertainment!
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10/21/2009:  37th Anniversary of the Marine Mammal Protection Act


The Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) was enacted on October 21, 1972. All marine mammals are protected under the MMPA.
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Summer 2009:  Marineland hosts the "Floating Doctors"

The Dolphin Conservation Center at Marineland was proud host an amazing group of young doctors for some well deserved dolphin time! “The Floating Doctors” crew with Captain Dr. Benjamin La Brot came to play with dolphins, and ended up inspiring the facility! Their journey begins with fundraising, boat renovations, and lots of hard work. As they prepare “The Southern Wind” for her 12 month journey, their optimism is unwavering., They will  visit remote areas of South America with medical supplies, leaving only health, inspiration and hope (no carbon footprint) in their wake! Want to help? Click Here to donate! READ MORE


07/14/2009: Dolphin Calves turn 1!!!

 



Marineland is proud to announce a hugely successful year for its three Atlantic bottlenose dolphin calves: Tocoi, Aqe, and Tomo!  All three calves' names are words in the Timucuan Indian language, a local nation of Indians that lived in the Saint Augustine area.   READ MORE

06/15/2009: Don't Feed Wild Dolphin Public Service Announcement


“DON’T FEED WILD DOLPHINS” SAYS NEW PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Illegal feeding harms both animals and humans
“Just stop feeding me!” says an animated dolphin in a new public service announcement released today that highlights the dangers of dolphins getting hooked on human handouts. The PSA was produced by a coalition of government agencies and private organizations. READ MORE
 


06/11/2009:  Marineland partners for Kayak Eco-Tours


 
Marineland has now partnered with Ripple Effect Ecotours and the University of Florida's Whitney Lab.  This new partnership combines an incredible foundation in research, education, conservation, and natural interpretation with unique access to the southern boundary of the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve (GTM-NERR). READ MORE
 


06/01/2009:  Marineland shares some of its history
 


The original “Mariner” served as internal communication to staff. It announced such things as “employee of the month” winner, facility celebrations, special events and other information. READ MORE
 


02/27/2009:  Nellie Does it Again!  World's Oldest Dolphin in Human Care Turns 56!!
 


Nellie, the world’s oldest dolphin in human care celebrated her 56th birthday today with friends and fans at Marineland’s Dolphin Conservation Center. READ MORE