Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute

Advancing Florida’s Thriving Ocean Economy Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute is proud to collaborate with the Florida Ocean Alliance (FOA) to promote sustainable growth and resilience in Florida’s #BlueEconomy. Dr. Jeff Eble, a valued member of FOA’s Executive Committee, recently participated in the FOA Leadership Meeting, which brought together influential business and environmental leaders from across the state. This gathering focused on fostering coastal environmental sustainability and economic resilience, both critical to ensuring a prosperous and sustainable future for Florida’s ocean economy. We are honored to contribute to this essential work and look forward to continued collaboration with FOA and its partners to safeguard Florida’s coastal and oceanic resources. #FloridaOceanAlliance #Sustainability #BlueEconomy #OceanConservation #Leadership

A sincere thank you to the University of Delaware for hosting our Chief Science Officer, Dr. Danielle Haulsee, for an insightful lecture on ocean tracking and robotics. Her work continues to push the boundaries of marine science, and we’re proud to be part of this important conversation. #WomenInSTEM #OceanScience #MarineResearch #UDelaware #AlumniInAction #HSWRI

Today’s the Day! We’re excited to announce that Dr. Danielle Haulsee will be presenting her lecture, “Tracking Fish, Robots, and the Changing Ocean Environment,” at the University of Delaware’s Gore Recital Hall at 2PM EST today! This talk is a unique opportunity to dive into the latest innovations in #OceanScience and to gain insights into the cutting-edge methods used to study our changing marine environment. If you’re passionate about #Innovation and #STEM, join us for an inspiring discussion on advancing ocean research for a sustainable future! ?? Watch the event LIVE here: https://bit.ly/Haulsee #WomenInSTEM #OceanScience #MarineResearch #UDelaware #AlumniInAction #HSWRI

We’re looking forward to working with the talented students and teachers at Madison to provide even more opportunities for science education and sustainability. A special thank you to our incredible partners, like Wells Fargo and Verizon, who make these impactful programs possible. Stay tuned for updates throughout the semester as Madison’s seabass journey unfolds! #SeabassInTheClassroom #Aquaculture #STEM #ScienceEducation #Sustainability #Conservation #WellsFargo #Verizon With gratitude to: #coastalconservationassociationofcalifornia #californiadepartmentoffishandwildlife #jamesmadisonhighschool

Exciting News from Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute! Our Chief Science Officer, Dr. Danielle Haulsee, has arrived in Delaware and is gearing up for her lecture tomorrow at the University of Delaware! She’ll be diving into groundbreaking insights on ocean science, conservation, and the power of research to drive change in our understanding of the ocean environment. This is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate #WomenInSTEM and the critical work being done to protect our oceans. We’re grateful for the chance to share this knowledge with the UD community and beyond! #OceanScience #MarineResearch #UDelaware #AlumniInAction #HSWRI

On November 21st at 2:00 PM EST at the University of Delaware in Newark, DE! Our Chief Science Officer, Dr. Danielle Haulsee, a leading expert in marine science, will deliver her inspiring lecture: “Charting a Dynamic Ocean: A Career in Tracking Fish, Robots, and a Changing Ocean Environment.” This special event honors the generous legacy of Patricia Orris Robertson and Charles W. Robertson Jr., whose support not only advanced Dr. Haulsee’s research at UD but also continues to fuel graduate student research within the School of Marine Science and Policy. ?? Watch the event LIVE here: https://bit.ly/Haulsee Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate groundbreaking research and a legacy of innovation in marine science! #WomenInSTEM #OceanScience #MarineResearch #UDelaware #AlumniInAction #HSWRI

"Dolphin Health Update: Post-Hurricane Monitoring After #HurricaneMilton, we saw a significant drop in salinity in Halifax River, which impacted dolphin presence. Fortunately, salinity levels are gradually improving (now at 6-7 ppt), and we’re beginning to see an increase in dolphin activity. However, low salinity can pose risks to dolphin health, including skin lesions, eye swelling, and other issues. While we’ve observed mild lesions, they are consistent with freshwater exposure. Importantly, there have been no signs of severe lesions, behavioral changes, or mortality, suggesting that the dolphins are limiting their time in low-salinity areas before moving to higher salinity zones, such as near @PonceInlet. We’ll continue to monitor their health closely and appreciate your support as we work to protect these incredible animals. #MarineConservation #DolphinHealth #OceanResearch #HSWRI #ProtectOurOceans #WildlifeProtection #MarineLife "

We are incredibly grateful for the community spirit that filled our recent NetWalk and tour of the HSWRI Hatchery! It was a day of meaningful connections, learning, and supporting each other in our nonprofit missions. A huge thank you to High Five Coaching for partnering with us on this journey and to Jersey Mike's of Carlsbad for generously providing sandwiches for our walkers. This event highlighted the power of collaboration and community, and we look forward to more opportunities to connect. Thank you to everyone who joined us—here’s to growing together! #NetWalk #CommunitySupport #HSWRI #Networking #NonprofitCommunity #ThankYou

Exciting News! Our Chief Science Officer, Dr. Haulsee, will be giving a lecture at the University of Delaware on "Charting a Dynamic Ocean: A Career in Tracking Fish, Robots, and a Changing Ocean Environment." Our team at Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute is thrilled that Dr. Haulsee will share her expertise! If you're in the area, don’t miss it. Register here:?https://bit.ly/3UOf1qS

Strengthening Conservation Efforts for the Indian River Lagoon Thank you to the UCF LIFE program for the opportunity to engage with such an enthusiastic and inquisitive group! It was a pleasure presenting the Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute's ongoing initiatives in Florida, focused on enhancing our understanding and conservation of marine mammals and the critical habitats of the Indian River Lagoon. We had a fantastic turnout, and the thoughtful questions from the audience made for a highly engaging discussion. I look forward to further opportunities to connect with the UCF LIFE community and inspire lifelong learning about our precious marine ecosystems. #HSWRI #UCF #OneLagoon #MarineConservation #LifelongLearning