The Bottlenose Dolphin Research Institute (BDRI) is an independent marine science center dedicated to research, education, and conservation of marine mammals and marine birds. The mission of the BDRI since 2005 has been  to study marine biodiversity and to educate scientists, students, decision-makers, and the public on scientific research and how to contribute to marine conservation.

 

Support marine research and conservation by purchasing any of our products:

- BDRI's T-Shirts (20 Euros)

- Ecological cotton bags (10 Euros)

 

 

 

The Bottlenose Dolphin Research Institute BDRI is a non-profit research and conservation organization NIF. G94172806. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by Spanish laws. Your support enables us to carry out research and educational projects that contribute to the knowledge and conservation of marine biodiversity.

 

To purchase any of our products send an email at info@thebdri.com to confirm the avalaibility.

 

Every Euro we receive is 100% directed to the marine research, conservation, and educational programs. Marine research at sea is very expensive (maintainance and fuel for the research vessels are among the main costs of our activities) so thank you very much for believing in our work and contributing to our research efforts.

 

Payments can be made by bank transfer to:

Bank name: BANCO SANTANDER
Bank address: Rua Castelao 23 - 36980 - Grove (O) - Pontevedra, SPAIN
Account holder: BDRI
BIC (BANK INDENTIFICATION CODE): BSCHESMMXXX
IBAN: ES30 0049 7826 4225 1000 1303

 

We are here to help you help us, in our dedicated efforts for the welfare, conservation and protection of our marine wildlife and their ocean environment. For more information send an email at info@thebdri.com

 

Thank you for supporting this important work!

 

Read here what the press said about our marine research and conservation work...

 

 

Your donation supports scientific research on marine biodiversity, climate change, marine pollution, and more...

 

There is a lack of studies about the impact of human activities on marine biodiversity, you can help us explore more.

 

 

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