Stranding Response Resources

Marine mammal stranding is generally associated with cetaceans, but can involve any marine mammal, including sirenians and pinnipeds. This page has been designed to showcase up-to-date practices and information to respond to strandings, presenting both general guides and regional advice.

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Best Practice on Cetacean Post Mortem Investigation and Tissue Sampling


2019

Technical Report | 🇬🇧



Protocolo De Respuesta a Varamientos De Especies Marinas | Ecuador


2018

Regional Resource | 🇪🇸



Guía Para La Atención de Varamientos de Mamíferos Acuáticos en Colombia


2017

Regional Resource | 🇪🇸



Face-to-Face with a Beached Whale | Guidelines for the Welfare of Live Stranded Cetaceans


2017

Technical Report | 🇬🇧



Technical Factsheet | Dead Seal or Small Cetacean

 

2017

Technical Report | 🇬🇧



Developing Practical Guidance for the Handling of Cetacean Stranding Events


2016

Technical Report | 🇬🇧



Guide Des Échouages De Mammiféres Marins

 

2015

Regional Resource | 🇫🇷



Pinniped & Cetacean Oil Spill Response Guidelines

 

2015

Technical Report | 🇬🇧



A Stranding Guide to the Marine Mammals of the Wider Caribbean Region to Marine Mammals


2013

Regional Resource | 🇬🇧



Marine Mammal Stranding Response Manual | Rescue, Rehabilitation & Release of Stranded Cetaceans & Dugong, Philippines

2013

Regional Resource | 🇬🇧



Marine Mammal Necropsy: An introductory guide for stranding responders and field biologists


2007

Technical Report | 🇬🇧



Marine Mammals Ashore: A Field Guide for Strandings

 

1993

Technical Report | 🇬🇧



Cetacean Pathology: Dissection Techniques and Tissue Sampling


1991

Technical Report | 🇬🇧



Standardised Protocols for the Collection of Biological Samples from Stranded Cetaceans

 

Regional Resource | 🇬🇧

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