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YEAR STATE APPLICANT TITLE FEDERAL AMOUNT FL Marine Animal Rescue Society (MARS) Improve MARS' impact on live stranding events in South FL, while nurturing existing outreach channels with a $99,952 2003 better presence 2003 FL Mote Marine Lab Facility expansion for the Dolphin and Whale Hospital $100,000 2003 FL University of Florida Poxvirus Infections in North American Pinnipeds $38,181 LA Audubon Nature Institute, Inc. Enhancement of data collection from stranded marine mammals by the Louisiana Marine Mammal Rescue $74,940 2003 Program MA Cape Cod Stranding Network, Inc. Enhanced stranding response and investigation on Cape Cod: assessment, data, collection, sampling, and $100,000 2003 disposal MA New England Aquarium Corporation Improved field diagnostic and post release monitoring of $99,958 2003 mass stranded cetaceans MA New England Aquarium Corporation Improving marine mammal stranding response and rehabilitation in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and $100,000 2003 Southern Maine MA Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 2003 Necropsy Enhancement for Stranded Marine $99,267 2003 Mammals MD Maryland DNR Improving Response to and Assessment of Dead $99,997 2003 Stranded Marine Mammals in Maryland MD National Aquarium in Baltimore Enhanced operations of Marine Animal Stranding Rescue and Rehabilitation through the procurement of medical/rescue equipment and a centralized storage $99,030 2003 facility. ME College of the Atlantic A medium-range response vessel to enhance the Marine Mammal Stranding Response Program $80,000 2003 (MMSRP) for Mid-coast/Downeast Maine ME Marine Animal Lifeline Improved veterinary care and marine mammal $98,401 2003 rehabilitation program support ME Marine Animal Lifeline Enhancing and supporting marine mammal rescue $99,734 2003 response and stabilization procedures ME University of Southern Maine Establishing a national resource of marine mammal cell lines for toxicological, infectious disease, and other $100,000 2003 biomedical research MS Institute for Marine Mammal Studies, Evaluation of trends and possible causes of marine $100,000 Inc. mammal strandings in the Mississippi sound and 2003 adjacent waters NC University of North Carolina, Wilmington Enhancing response to and necropsy of stranded large $93,262 2003 whales in North Carolina and Virginia
YEAR STATE APPLICANT TITLE FEDERAL AMOUNT NC University of North Carolina, Wilmington Enhanced tissue collection and health monitoring of stranded marine mammal's in North Carolina and $94,046 2003 Virginia NJ Marine Mammal Stranding Center To ensure and support MMSC staffing requirements $100,000 2003 (MMSC) 2003 NY Mount Sinai School of Medicine Atlas of mysticete anatomy $92,181 NY Riverhead Foundation for Marine Facility upgrade to enhance access to veterinary care $99,711 Research and Preservation for marine mammals while collecting valuable 2003 supplemental data OR Oregon State University Enhancing the capabilities of the Oregon marine $99,967 2003 mammal stranding network SC South Carolina DNR Continuation of South Carolina's Marine Mammal $86,690 2003 Strandings Network TX Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Improved Recovery and Treatment of Live Stranded $99,649 2003 Network (TMMSN) Animals--Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release TX Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Improved data collection from living and dead marine $99,319 2003 Network (TMMSN) mammal strandings VA Virginia Marine Science Museum Supporting response to dead marine mammal $100,000 2003 strandings in Virginia WA Washington Department of Fish & Investigations of marine mammals health parameters $72,256 Wildlife and causes of mortality in marine mammals from 2003 Washington waters WA Whale Museum Stranding response and post-mortem evaluation of stranded marine mammals in San Juan County, $95,178 2003 Washington AK Aleut Community of St Paul Island Assessment of northern fur seal entanglement in marine $100,000 2004 debris on the Pribilof Islands. AK Seward Association for the Rescue and Rehabilitation of Pinnipeds and Cetaceans $99,815 2004 Advancement of Marine Science in AK AK University of AK Fairbanks Morbidity and mortality of marine mammals on the north $99,908 2004 coast of Alaska Peninsula 2004 AL Marterra Foundation, Inc. Enhancement of data collection Phase 2 $99,924 CA Marine Mammal Care Center Enhanced Veterinary Medical Program at the Marine $100,000 2004 Mammal Care Center at Fort MacArthur CA Northcoast Marine Mammal Center Enhance diagnostic and treatment abilities, improve facilities for stranded marine mammals; continue employment of facility manager and primary investigating veterinarian to accomplish goals and $100,000 2004 objectives 2004 CA Regents of the University of CA Marine Mammal Pathology for the Central CA $99,980
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Authorization UNITED STATES DEPARTM
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PROJECT I1 - ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITIES
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g. The Holder/PI must not harass or
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50 CFR $21 6.37 Marine mammal parts
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APPENDIX H GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS OF
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3. References Dierauf 1994 Dierauf,
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4. Acronyms ABR Auditory Brainstem
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Appendix 5. Oiled Marine Mammal Dai
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