The American Cetacean Society: The oldest organization working to protect cetaceans worldwide. The Center for Whale Research: A scientific organization with long term photo ID studies of the southern community. Cetacean Society International: A worldwide education and research organization that works to protect all cetaceans. Earth Island Institute, International Marine Mammal Program: Worldwide environmental protection for marine mammals. Earthwatch Institute: An organization that allows the public to assist on scientific projects. European Cetacean Organization: An anti-captivity organization providing graphic portrayals of abuse in the industry. Lolita's Legion: A child directed organization campaigning for Lolita's release. Ocean Alliance: A research and education organization that protects whales and their habitat throughout the world. Ocean Futures Society: The Free Willy Foundation and Jean Michel Cousteau Society merged to form Ocean futures. They are currently rehabilitating Keiko in his home in Iceland. Orca Conservancy, formerly Tokitae, has focused on releasing Lolita from the Miami Seaquarium, and is now addressing the needs of the southern community. Orcaciteweb.net: A comprehensive scientific examination of the orca. Orcahome: A personal web site with many photos and facts to share. Orcainfo: A personal website that has specific information on orcas in captivity. Orcalab: A land based orca research station monitoring the Northern community on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Orca Relief: An organization focused on banning harrassment of orcas by whale watching boats in the San Juan Islands. Prince William Sound Science Center: A research and education organization focusing on the Alaska region. The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society: An organization dedicated to the investigation, documentation and enforcement of violations against marine wildlife worldwide. Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society: A conservation and education organization based in Europe. The Whale Museum Adoption Program: A museum and retail outlet, which allows individuals to adopt a member of the southern community. home | who they are | how they live | orcas in danger | what we can do | resources