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Become a Volunteer!

Kiawah and Seabrook is a popular known strand feeding spot. Volunteers post signage and are on-site to educate visitors about this unique behavior and safety measures to follow.

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email: kiawahdolphineducation@gmail.com for more info

South Carolina has 50-70 marine mammal strandings every year. Our volunteers help assist us in the field to scribe, take photos, take measurements, and help with necropsies (with training). 

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LMMN host or attends ~40 events each year! Volunteers help with tabling outreach which includes showcasing marine mammal bones, sharing information on our local dolphins, and selling merchandise to support them!

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We engage the next generation through private camps, school programs, and STEM events. Volunteers help us teach kids to care and be stewards of our oceans.

Click below to complete the Volunteer form, and get started with us today.

Dolphin Count is our largest citizen scientist event of the year! Volunteers lead counts, educate guests on our local dolphins, and act as ambassadors for LMMN at one of the 12 sites.

*Note: must be 18 years and older to volunteer with us outside of Dolphin Count.

All ages welcome for our Dolphin Count.

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info@lmmn.org

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To report a stranded marine mammal call: (800) 922-5431

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