WILD DOLPHIN PROJECT, INC.
NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

The Wild Dolphin Project, Inc. is a scientific research organization dedicated to studying a pod of free-ranging Atlantic spotted dolphins (Stenella frontalis). Founded in Palm Beach County, Florida in 1990 and operational out of North Palm Beach with its principal address at 1208 U.S. Highway One, Suite G, The Wild Dolphin Project aims to gather comprehensive information on the natural history, behaviors, social structures, communication methods, and habitats of these dolphins. Through long-term, non-invasive field research techniques including underwater observation and a reliable photo-identification tracking system, WDP generates valuable data for both scientific communities and the public. In addition to observational studies, WDP stresses education as a pivotal tool in fostering informed decisions regarding environmental policies and conservation efforts. The organization's activities are supported by its board and key members who contribute through diverse expertise — from medical advisories and maritime photography to philanthropic endeavors aimed at marine preservation. The Wild Dolphin Project maintains active engagement with the public via its website (wilddolphinproject.com) and regularly updates stakeholders on its findings and advancements. The organization's mission aligns closely with global biodiversity conservation goals, promoting awareness and advocacy for sustaining natural environments through informed constituencies capable of influencing policy and action-based decisions.