A private foundation dedicated to the exploration of the neurological impact of close contact with dolphins on humans.

An educational and artful look into the lives of dolphins in captivity and in the wild. Includes photographs of bottlenose and spinner dolphins.

Includes information on dolphin facts, provides photos, and has a message board.

Description of the family Lipotidae and its one species Lipotes vexillifer.

Information about Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) and this long-running research and conservation project of resident populations in the Mediterranean.

Provides signature whistles and the society structure of Bottlenose dolphins.

Detailed description of the family Iniidae and its two species.

Includes information on the population dynamics, biology, and ecology of the coastal bottlenose dolphin populations and their habitat in southern California. [Javascript required]

A project on dolphin photoidentification in Mexico. Involves worldwide eco-volunteers. Translations are available in Spanish, English and French.

DCP is a private, non-profit research foundation organized to promote awareness of marine mammal conservation and to increase knowledge of communication behaviors between and among all dolphin species.

Joan Ocean founded this organization in 1984 for the study of inter-species communication. Her efforts have been focused on dolphins and whales and more recently, ETs.

An on-going diary of Terry Walker's adventures with Hawaiian Spinner Dolphins.

Created in 1989 by volunteers who wanted to learn more about the dolphins in Port Phillip Bay in order to protect them and was officially incorporated in 1991 and is a CSIRO accredited research institute.

A global discussion forum for anyone interested in dolphins.

Gallery of over 500 dolphin images by Greg Huglin.

Information about swimming with dolphins and the Hawaiian Spinner Dolphin (Stenella longirostris).

Detailed description of the Delphinidae and its 17 genera and 34 species from Walker's Mammals of the World.

An illustrated research paper exploring the intelligence of dolphins.

Detailed information on the progress of the activities and goals of the U.S. and Australian foundations supporting research on Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops aduncus) in Monkey Mia, Shark Bay, Western Australia.

Includes photographs of dolphin species found along the California coast.

Provides behind the scenes views, information, and insights from working marine mammal trainers and care professionals. Also includes species profiles, career guide, photos, video, book reviews, links, and articles.

Provides information on dolphins such as pictures, and facts.

Description of the family Pontoporiidae and its one species, Pontoporia blainvillei.

Description of the family Platanistidae and its two members.

A heartwarming true story of one man's attempt to rescue a dolphin.

Provides information on spinner dolphins and includes descriptions and pictures of their natural behaviors in the wild.

In Hong Kong's scenic western harbor, a population of Indo-Pacific Humpback dolphins, or Chinese White Dolphins(also called Pink Dolphins) are fighting to survive. Founded in 1995 to raise awareness of these dolphins and the threats they face.

Non-profit organization dedicated to the study and care of dolphins, especially their relationship with humans.

Includes information on a Danish research project about whitebeaked dolphins in the North Sea.

Case study of the rescue and rehabilitation of Stormy, a stranded common dolphin.

Provides a beautiful selection of wild dolphin photos set to midi music.

Images and brief information on Keiko the Killer Whale, other orcas and dolphins, and manatees.

Pictures and information on all five species of river-dolphins (Platanistidae).

Groups primary contributions since the program's inception in 1970, have been toward understanding the biology, behavior, ecology, health, and population dynamics of coastal bottlenose dolphins.

Photos and information on the biology of these marine mammmals.

A non-profit organization dedicated to the wild dolphins and people of the Atlantic Talamanca waters of Costa Rica. Conducting research of tucuxi and bottlenose dolphins and their interactions.

This site seeks to bring fun and knowledge about dolphins and marine mammals to those who love nature and its creatures.

Includes great graphics and a very extensive section of the most frequently asked questions about dolphins.

International organization dedicated to restoring freedom for all captive dolphins and whales. Headed by Ric O'Barry.

Is a nonprofit all-volunteer organization engaged in conducting a long-term, scientific study of Tursiops truncatus primarily along the coast of Georgia. TDP members seek to contribute to the understanding of marine animals through the sharing of data collected with scientists and other interested organizations and agencies.

Facts about dolphins.

Contains losts of stories and pictures of dolphins.

Personal site with basic information and links related to dolphins.