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Skip to content * Our Work Menu Toggle * Study Species Menu Toggle * Magellanic Penguin * Galápagos Penguin * African Wild Dog * Orca * Whale * Presentations * Publications * About Us Menu Toggle * The Center * Our Team * Supporters * Videos Menu Toggle * Penguin Videos * UW Student Science Videos * Stay informed Menu Toggle * Center News * Field Updates * Newsletter * Contact Us Donate Donate Search for: Search Search Main Menu * Our Work Menu Toggle * Study Species Menu Toggle * Magellanic Penguin * Galápagos Penguin * African Wild Dog * Orca * Whale * Presentations * Publications * About Us Menu Toggle * The Center * Our Team * Supporters * Videos Menu Toggle * Penguin Videos * UW Student Science Videos * Stay Connected Menu Toggle * Center News * Field Updates * Newsletter * Contact Us * Donate WILDLIFE IS TELLING US THE STATE OF OUR PLANET. WE LISTEN. WE TAKE ACTION. MISSION The Center advances the understanding and conservation of species that are sentinels of their ecosystem by linking multi-disciplinary science to effective policy actions. Learn about our research and conservation efforts → TEAM We are deeply passionate about wildlife and strive to enhance wildlife research and conservation efforts. Read more about our team → UPDATES Our quarterly newsletter will keep you up-to-date on all of our news. Subscribe now → WHAT’S NEW AT THE CENTER See All Updates * RESEARCH UPDATES: FALL 2024 * ERIC WAGNER’S NEWEST ESSAY – “SNAPSHOT: THE PENGUINS AT TWILIGHT” * FIELD UPDATES: BOTSWANA, SUMMER 2024 * ABRAHMS LAB GRAD STUDENT LEIGH WEST PUBLISHES FIRST ARTICLE WHAT IS AN ECOSYSTEM SENTINEL? Just as canaries alerted coal miners to dangerous air quality, ecosystem sentinels serve as early warning systems of natural or human caused environmental change. Many of these sentinel species are also iconic, charismatic animals with a great ability to inspire individuals to take action. The Center is concerned with how alterations, whether natural or human, are impacting the health and well-being of these species and the ecosystems upon which we all depend. Meet our ecosystem sentinels → Photo credit NOAA / Dr. Louis M. Herman Photo credit: Krystyna Jordan Photo credit: Dee Boersma Photo credit: Candice Emmons, NOAA Photo credit: Dee Boersma Photo credit NOAA / Dr. Louis M. Herman Photo credit: Krystyna Jordan OUR LATEST RESEARCH * November 21, 2024 SHIP COLLISION RISK THREATENS WHALES ACROSS THE WORLD’S OCEANS * October 28, 2024 MAXIMIZING BIOLOGICAL INSIGHTS FROM INSTRUMENTS ATTACHED TO ANIMALS * October 21, 2024 FOOT DARKENING WITH AGE IN SPHENISCUS PENGUINS: APPLICATIONS AND FUNCTIONS * October 4, 2024 DROUGHTS RESHAPE APEX PREDATOR SPACE USE AND INTRAGUILD OVERLAP * September 10, 2024 MALES MISS AND FEMALES FORGO: AUDITORY MASKING FROM VESSEL NOISE IMPAIRS FORAGING EFFICIENCY AND SUCCESS IN KILLER WHALES * September 4, 2024 ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACTS AT THE INTERFACE OF ANIMAL SPATIAL AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR OUR SUPPORTERS & COLLABORATORS View all of our supporters and collaborators * Contact Us * Subscribe to the Newsletter Scroll to Top