The Marine Mammal Center2023年CSR报告.pdf

1、FISCAL YEAR 2023 IMPACT REPORTOct 2022 Sept 2023Guided and inspired by a shared vision of a healthy ocean for marine mammals and humans alikeOur MISSIONThe Marine Mammal Center advances ocean health through marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation,research and education.Made possible by a DEDICATED C

2、OMMUNITYThanks to dedicated supporters like you and approximately 1,400 volunteers,we continued this critical conservation work protecting the health of our ocean,marine mammals and humans alike.REFLECTIONS and gratitudeThis year held significant milestones due to the support of this dedicated commu

3、nity,and Im deeply inspired by the collective strength and passion this community brings to our mission.As we head into the Centers 50th anniversary,were not only celebrating our increased impact but also the lasting outcomes we are poised to make together.Cecily Majerus,M.A.|Chief Executive Officer

4、Served as a critical first responder to ocean and marine mammal health threats by receiving more than 6,000 reports of marine mammals in potential distress,leading us to dispatch responders to assess nearly 1,500 animals and engage with the public along 600 miles of California coastline,Hawaii Islan

5、d and Maui.Contributed to the global body of open-source research and knowledge about marine mammal medicine and healthby authoring or co-authoring 13 research papers in peer-reviewed science journals and presenting our research findings at nine conferences around the world.Inspired 5,350 studentsan

6、d their teachers in California and Hawaii with award-winning conservation education programs,inspiring them to harness the power of science to help protect the health of the ocean and the lives that depend on it.Expanded the global network of marine science professionals by sharing our knowledge and