Partner Links

Ocean Adventure is Southeast Asia’s first and only open-water marine park. Ocean Adventure supports WIN projects and the Rescue Center through financial contributions as well as donations of staff time, expertise, use of veterinary and laboratory equipment and supplies, and facilities and long-term care for unreleasable animals. WIN partners with Ocean Adventure in marine mammal and sea turtle rescue and rehabilitation efforts. www.OceanAdventure.ph

The idea of the Philippine Marine Mammal Stranding Network was born during an inter-agency meeting and workshop on marine mammals at Subic Bay in 2003. About 130 workshops/trainings have been conducted all over the country, with over 5,000 persons trained on cetacean emergency first response and the medical management of stranded marine mammals. They are committed to carrying out our mission as first responders, rehabilitators, and providers of medical care with the highest degree of skill and expertise and to continually raise the bar of best practices in stranding response and in addressing difficult issues in decision-making including the humane euthanasia of animals suffering with no hope of recovery.www.PMMSN.org

Active Environments is an animal behavior consulting firm out of the US that specializes in improving the welfare of captive animals through the use of positive reinforcement training and environmental enrichment techniques. www.ActiveEnvironments.net

Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority(SBMA) Ecology Center, WIN supports and works with the Ecology Center in our conservation and animal rescue efforts. www.SBMA.com

El Kabayo Stables is managed by Wildlife In Need, an NGO that specializes in animal care and welfare. They operate the WIN Rescue Center, a haven for sick, injured, and confiscated wildlife of the forest. They are a founding member of the Philippine Marine Mammal Stranding Network, rescuing and rehabilitating whales and dolphins. Their compassion extends to homeless and abandoned dogs and cats. www.ElKabayoStables.com

Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) is a gender-equitable and socially-inclusive institution that excels in climate-adaptive and sustainable fisheries and aquatic resources management, providing quality service towards food fish sufficiency, food security, and improved lives of fisherfolk by 2040. www.BFAR.da.gov.ph