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Australian Marine Mammal Centre

The Australian Marine Mammal Centre was established as the first national research centre focused on understanding, protecting and conserving the whales, dolphins, seals and dugongs in our region.

The Centre coordinates Australia's marine mammal research expertise to provide scientific research and advice to underpin Australia's marine mammal conservation and policy initiatives.

Based in Hobart at the Australian Antarctic Division, the Australian Marine Mammal Centre has an extensive network of science members throughout Australia, representing over 20 institutions.

Visit the Australian Marine Mammal Centre website to read about current projects, apply for research grants and to find out more about marine mammal workshops and the research community.