Dolphin Biology Research Institute (dba Sarasota Dolphin Research Program)
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We are the world’s longest-running study of a wild dolphin population. Since 1970, our research has been helping humans save dolphins across the planet. The Sarasota Dolphin Research Program is based in Sarasota, FLA and conducts dolphin research and conservation activities in Florida and worldwide. We were founded in 1970 and we conduct the longest-running study of a wild dolphin population in the world.
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The Sarasota Dolphin Research ProgramOur Approach to Helping Dolphins The Sarasota Dolphin Research ProgramOur Approach to Helping Dolphins We conduct the longestrunning study of a wild dolphin population in the world and have been learning about the daily lives and threats to the dolphins of Sarasota Bay Florida since our program began in October 1970. Today we share our knowledge through national and international collaborations designed to help conserve wild dolphin populations not just in Florida and in the U. S. but throughout the world.
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