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Conservation Dinner Series: Adam Ratner of Marine Mammal Center joins us in the elephant room after dinner to give a talk about dolphins. The conservation dinner series is complimentary to all dinner guests.

If you would like to just go to this presentation, please reserve dinner by selecting the date of the lecture on the booking page. Dinner starts at 7:00 PM.

Saving Sea Otters

Sea otters are the smallest and furriest marine mammals in the world.  These amazing creatures are also a threatened species and need our help.  Join an expert with The Marine Mammal Center, the world’s largest marine mammal hospital, to hear stories of rescued sea otters and how you can take action to protect them.

Speaker Bio: 

As the Associate Director of Conservation Education at The Marine Mammal Center, Adam Ratner challenges visitors to the hospitals and community partners to think differently about ocean conservation using the stories of individual patients that are rescued by the Center. He incorporates topics including climate change, ocean trash, and sustainable seafood into the Center’s messaging, providing the spark of inspiration and empowerment that allows others to see themselves as the heroes of their community and environment.

Adam was named one of the 30 under 30 Game Changers for the Planet by the North American Association for Environmental Education, serves as the Training Director of the National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation, and oversees the Center’s Climate Literacy Collaborative.