American Cetacean Society
Monterey Bay Chapter
The
American Cetacean Society engages in educational, conservational, and scientific
pursuits for the purpose of expanding scientific knowledge of whales, dolphins,
porpoises, and related creatures. Services offered by the Monterey Bay Chapter
include monthly meetings open to the
public, featuring presentations about whales, dolphins and related aspects
of the marine environment.Recent Soundings newsletters in pdf format are now available online. The Monterey Bay Chapter of ACS celebrated our twentieth anniversary in 2000. Celebration of this occasion included publication of a special anniversary issue of our newsletter, Soundings. Excerpts from the special issue of Soundings are included on this website.
Meetings, Events, Conferences and Exhibits:
Publications: 
Soundings - the ACSMB newsletter
Updated
Soundings archives now available
Special 20th Anniversary Issue of Soundings
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What's Out There - Sometimes It May Be a Shock
As Well As a Surprise: Mako Shark in Monterey Bay
Honoring Jud Vandevere on his 80th birthday
"Stampede" - or, Some Observations
on the 2003 Gray Whale Southward Migration
Look and Listen for Humpback Whales
Watching Whales - Whale Spouts
Watching Whales - Art and Nature
Gray Whale Census Dec. '97 - Feb. '98
What to do about beached marine mammals
Hints for successful whale watching |
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Cetacean Society National Headquarters |
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Monterey Bay Marine Mammal Sightings (from Monterey Bay Whale Watch web site) |
Benefits of membership in the Monterey Bay Chapter of ACS include:
- Subscription to Soundings, the newsletter of the Monterey Bay Chapter of ACS
- Subscriptions to publications from the national ACS organization
- Discounts on whalewatching trips
Membership Chairman
ACS Monterey Bay Chapter
Post Office Box HE
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
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"Orcaestra" drawing by Milos Radakovich. |
PO Box HE
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
www.acsmb.org
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Humpback whale photo © Nancy Black, 