NECWA News Blog

On our whale watch yesterday with Plymouth Whale Watching, we witnessed a tender moment between Spoon and her calf of this season. As mom was resting at the surface, the baby was rolling next to her, touching mom with its flipper and rolling on top of her head. Enjoy the video taken of this very special pair.

Seabird and Whale Tales Excursion Sunday, June 14, 2015 8 am to 5 pm Boarding time - 7:30 am Departure Time - 8 am sharp - do not be late Dock - Mayflower II State Pier Vessel - the Son IV Company - Plymouth Whale Watching Marine Forecast - click HERE Who to contact : Krill Carson 508-566-0009 or krillcarson@mac.com Updates: 6/13/15 - Trip is still a go and we still have a full boat. See you tomorrow at 7:30 am 6/9/2015 - Trip is a go and we have a full boat.  Please be down at the docks by 7:30 am and be ready to board.  We will leave at 8 am sharp. Bring as little as you can due to space issues.  You can bring your own food and drink, but no glass and no alcohol.  You can purchase (cash only) breakfast and lunch items from our full galley. Most are homemade.  Bring small bills for the purchase of food, drinks and NECWA merchandise that will be on sale. NECWA t-shrits, sweatshirts, hats and other merchandise will be avai...

Check out this amazing deal with Plymouth Whale Watching. Also, they have a Groupon deal and a Living Social deal for other week and weekend days. Plymouth Whale Watching leaves out of the Mayflower II State Pier. This is the only company in Plymouth that would accept the NECWA interns. So lets show our support for this company by choosing them when heading offshore. Not only do they allow NECWA interns onboard, but they also allow naturalist and interns to collect sighting data on all marine wildlife seen from the vessel. This information is being shared with other research organizations and is added to a long-term database on marine wildlife in our New England waters. Thanks Plymouth Whale Watching for caring about the future of our young marine biologists and the future of our marine wildlife offshore. To learn more about the trips this company offers, go to www.plymouthwhalewatching.com Thanks, Krill Marine Biologist President, NECWA