1. Wildlife Response Tara L. Riemer, Ph.D. President and CEO August 13, 2015 Alaska SeaLife Center

2. Who Are We? Public Aquarium Marine Science Research K-Gray Education Wildlife Response 501(c)(3) The Alaska SeaLife Center generates and shares scientific knowledge to promote understanding and stewardship of Alaska’s marine ecosystems

3. Wildlife Response Experience: Annual Stranding Caseload

4. Harbor Seal Typically releasable

5. Spotted Seal Typically Non releasable

6. Ringed Seal

7. Northern Fur Seal

8. Pacific Walrus

9. Sea Otter

10. Steller Sea Lion

11. Necropsies and Mortality Investigations Sea otter UME Arctic Pinniped UME

12. Cascading Support

13. Permanent Facilities

14. Mobile Facilities: MTRE Mobile Treatment & Rehabilitation Enclosure

15. Mobile Facilities: MTRE Mobile Treatment & Rehabilitation Enclosure

16. HAZWOPER Oiled Wildlife Response Workshop Videoconference Capabilities Oiled Wildlife Response Training

17. Alaska Clean Seas (Arctic) Mobile Treatment and Rehabilitation Enclosure Oiled Wildlife Response Training Drill participation CISPRI (Cook Inlet) Existing Formal Relationships

18. Alaska Chadux (nearly statewide) Resolve Marine (Aleutians) Alyeska Pipeline/SERVS (PWS) Current Conversations Oil Spill Response Organizations (OSROs)

19. Federal Agencies Permitting Federal Species Recovery Teams Stranding Response Alaska Region Stranding Network O&G Philanthropic Support Rural Communities and Native Groups Partners

20. Alaska Region Stranding Network

21. Marine Mammal Response Working Group Association of Zoos and Aquariums Oiled Wildlife Care Network Additional Relationships

22. QUESTIONS?

23. Questions? Tara L. Riemer, Ph.D. President and CEO tarar@alaskasealife.org direct: 907-224-6343 cell: 907-491-0051