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1 Section 93 Oil Spill Marine Mammal Resources
2 T able of Contents Section Page Oil Spill Marine Mammal Resources : Regional Marine Mammal Stranding Networks : Regional Marine Mammal Stranding Network Members that are 0-hour HAZWOPER Trained : Groups That Have Marine Mammal Handling Experience : Resources Available for Capturing or Deterring Marine Mammals from an Oil Spill : Resources Available for Marine Mammal Rehabilitation : Marine Mammal Veterinarians in the Northwest Region Available for Consultation October, 08 iii
3 Oil Spill Marine Mammal Resources These resource lists are provided for the use of the Wildlife Branch and NOAA after activation through the Incident Command structure. 93.: Regional Marine Mammal Stranding Networks Resource Phone Contact Person Location Number Seal Sitters Robin Lindsey West Seattle, Edmonds Seal Sitters Susan Morrow Edmonds, Washington Department Steve Jefferies, Lakewood, of Fish and Wildlife Marine Mammal Investigations Dyanna Lambourn, Josh Oliver MaST Highline Rus Higley, Dr. Des Moines, Community College Kaddee Lawrence Cascadia Research John Calambokidis, Olympia, Collective Jessie Huggins Wolftown Rehab T Martino Vashon Island, East Jefferson Co Chrissy McLean Port Townsend, Juan de Fuca Rich Osborne Joyce, Makah Fisheries Jon Scordino, Adrianne Akmajian Neah Bay, Central Puget Sound Susan Berta, Sandy Dubpernell, Matt Whidbey Island, Klope, Stephanie Norman San Juan Co Patrick Charapata, Joe Gaydos Friday Harbor, Whatcom Mariann Carrasco, Bellingham, Danielle Love Portland State University Dr. Deb Duffield, Portland, OR Dalin D Allesandro Oregon State University Jim Rice, Bruce Newport, OR Marine Mammal Program University of Oregon/ Oregon Institute of Marine Biology (54) , ex. 5 Marine Mammal Stranding Network Washington OR Oregon MaST Marine Science and Technology Center Mate Jan Hodder Charleston, OR October,
4 93.: Regional Marine Mammal Stranding Network Members that are 0-hour HAZWOPER Trained Name Organization Bethany Diehl Cascadia Research & WDFW MMI Jessie Huggins Cascadia Research Collective Susan Berta Central Puget Sound Richard Smith* East Jefferson Co. Volunteer Jon Scordino Makah Tribe Kristin Wilkinson NOAA Fisheries Brent Norberg NOAA Fisheries Hans Brubaker* NOAA Office for Law Enforcement Maile Bliss NOAA Office for Law Enforcement Jim Rice Oregon State University Chrissy McLean Port Townsend Marine Science Center Dalin Portland State University D Alessandro Casey Mclean San Juan Co. Patrick Charapata San Juan Co. Rachel Mayer Seattle Aquarium Dyanna Lambourn WDFW MMI Steve Jeffries WDFW MMI Josh Oliver WDFW MMI Adrianne Makah Tribe Akmajian David Todd WDFW MMI Volunteer Mariann Carrasco Whatcom Heather Harris Whatcom Victoria Souze Whatcom Julie Straight Whatcom HAZWOPER MMI WDFW Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Marine Mammal Institute Marine Mammal Stranding Network Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife October,
5 93.3: Groups That Have Marine Mammal Handling Experience Resource Species Contact Number Seal Sitters All Pinnipeds and Edmonds Seal Sitters Harbor seal pups Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Marine Mammal Investigations All Pinnipeds and MaST Highline Community Harbor seal pups College Cascadia Research Collective All Pinnipeds and Wolftown Rehab Harbor seal pups East Jefferson Co. Harbor seal pups Juan de Fuca All Pinnipeds and Makah Fisheries All Pinnipeds and Central Puget Sound Harbor seal pups San Juan Co. Harbor seal pups Whatcom Harbor seal pups Portland State University All Pinnipeds and Oregon State University Marine Mammal Program University of Oregon/Oregon Institute of Marine Biology National Marine Mammal Laboratory Alaska Fisheries Science Center Northwest Fisheries Science Center Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife MaST Marine Science and Technology Center Marine Mammal Stranding Network All Pinnipeds and (54) , ex x4 October,
6 93.4: Resources Available for Capturing or Deterring Marine Mammals from an Oil Spill Resource Organization Location Details Contact Name Contact Number Hoop Nets WDFW MMI Lakewood, 0+ available Dyanna Lambourn OSU Newport, OR Jim Rice Central Puget Whidbey Matt Klope Sound Island, Boats WDFW MMI Lakewood, Dyanna Lambourn Transfer Cages Squeeze Cages Kennels for small pinnipeds Whalers, 6-foot Glasply, 4- foot Almar, 5-foot Lund Cascadia Research Olympia, 9-foot RHIB John Calambokidis OSU Newport, OR -foot RHIB Jim Rice Islands Oil Spill Association San Juan Islands, 5 vessels Julie Knight East Jefferson Co. Olympic Coast NMS Central Puget Sound Makah Tribe San Juan Co. Sea Doc Society WDFW MMI WDFW Central Puget Sound Port Townsend, Port Angeles, Whidbey Island, Neah Bay, Friday Harbor, Orcas Island, Lakewood, Lakewood, & Bonneville Dam Whidbey Island, vessel available through local partners 8-foot RHIB 38-foot Monohull 4 vessels available through volunteers October, Chrissy McLean Kevin Grant x5 Susan Berta foot RHIB Jonathon Scordino foot Munson large sea lion cages large squeeze cages Patrick Charapata Dr. Joe Gaydos Dyanna Lambourn Dyanna Lambourn small Susan Berta
7 93.4: Resources Available for Capturing or Deterring Marine Mammals from an Oil Spill Resource Organization Location Details Contact Name Contact Trailers for Cages Trucks for towing Crowder Boards MMI OCNMS OR OSU RHIB WDFW Makah Tribe Wolf Hollow OCNMS WDFW MMI Central Puget Sound Neah Bay, Friday Harbor, Port Angeles, Lakewood, Whidbey Island, Number large Jonathon Scordino Many carriers of all sizes Penny Harner Mid-size Kevin Grant utility trailer x5 Utility trailer Dyanna Lambourn trucks available through volunteers Susan Berta or more Jonathon Scordino Makah Tribe Neah Bay, OCNMS Port Angeles, Suburban Kevin Grant x5 WDFW MMI Lakewood, ½ ton and ¾ Dyanna Lambourn ton OSU Newport, OR 3 Large Jim Rice Wolf Hollow WDFW MMI Friday Harbor, Lakewood, Marine Mammal Institute Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary Oregon Oregon State University rigid-hulled inflatable boat Washington Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife 4 large Penny Harner Many Dyanna Lambourn October,
8 93.5: Resources Available for Marine Mammal Rehabilitation Resource Location Contact Name PAWS Wildlife th Avenue Dr. John Center W Lynnwood, Huckabee, Wolf Hollow Rehabilitation Center Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium Oregon Coast Aquarium OR TBD Oregon to be determined Washington Boyce Road Friday Harbor, N. Pearl St. Tacoma SE Ferry Slip Rd. Newport, OR Jennifer Convy Julie Knight, Penny Harner, Shona Aitken Dr. Holly Reid, Dr. Karen Wolf Contact Number Capacity TBD TBD TBD Jim Burke TBD October,
9 93.6: Marine Mammal Veterinarians in the Northwest Region Available for Consultation Resource Location Contact Name Contact Number Experience PAWS Wildlife Center Lynnwood, Dr. John Huckabee x84 Office Harbor seals SeaDoc Society Seattle Aquarium Marine-Med Vancouver Aquarium Woodland Park Zoo East Jefferson Co. Other Orcas Island, Dr. Darlene DeGhetto Seattle, Dr. Lesanna Lahner Bothell, Dr. Stephanie Norman Point Roberts, Cell x84 Dr. Joe Gaydos Office Cell Pinnipeds (Northern fur seals, Steller sea lions, California sea lions, and Harbor seals) Oiled wildlife care, rehabilitation, boat handling, necropsy of oiled or potentially oiled animals Cell Sea otters, harbor seals, some otariids Cell Initial assessment and treatment of oiled marine mammals (pinnipeds, cetaceans, and mustelids), including triage, medical evaluation and stabilization/treatment. Trained in remote chemical immobilization/anesthesia of wildlife. Dr. Marty Haulena Cell All marine mammals, birds, turtles, and fish Seattle, Dr. Kelly Helmick Phocids/otariids/mustelids/ odontocetes, sea turtles, and birds. Port Townsend, Edmonds, Washington Marine Mammal Stranding Network Dr. Pete Schroeder Pinnipeds,, Sea otters. Extensive experience and previous oil spill response (Exxon Valdez) Dr. Steve Johnson Cell Phocids and seabirds October,
Section Oil Spill Marine Mammal Resources
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