The Dolphin Institute

“Charles schwab 75 total 75”

“Society for marine mammalogy 21,100”

“Expenses computer/webhosting 187 bank fees 147 telephone expense 182 supplies 4,399 research expense 8,400 non-investment depreciation 2,160 total 15,475”

“Research boat 60,000 60,000 less accumulated depreciation 49,200 51,360 total 10,800 8,640”

“Unsecured notes and loans payable 25,000 9,987”

“Hawaii based not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to the study and preservation of dolphins and whales, and to the education of people whose attitudes and activities affect the survival and well-being of these animals.”

“Research on life histories and long-term associations of humpback whales and other cetacean species in southeast alaskan waters. Research on song, body size and hormone levels in individual male humpback whale singers in collaboration with the hawaiian islands humpback whale national marine sanctuary (hihwnms) and university of alaska fairbanks. Research on diurnal variations in habitat use in conjunction with vocal production in humpback whale male-female pairs and other social groups using acoustic-recording suction cup tags in collaboration with the hihwnms. Research on the diurnal and seasonal use of specific habitats of hawaiian spinner dolphins found off of hilo, hawaii in collaboration with ocean-wide science institute research on wild atlantic spotted and bottlenose dolphins in the bahamas in collaboration with the wild dolphin project. Support for the louis m. Herman research scholarship to advance the work of graduate student research on dolphins and whales. Migration of tdis archival catalog of humpback whale tail fluke images to an automated matching program and association database.”