Making Waves for Seals
Seals are one of the most engaging groups of marine animals on our planet. They evolved from land animals that were related to modern mammals like dogs and bears.
These creatures took to the sea about 30 million years ago, taking advantage of the rich resources found there while maintaining close ties to the land. Today they are found all over the world. Making Waves for Seals introduces students to the story of seals and the threats they face, including: pollution, global warming, entanglement in fishing nets, and commerial hunting.
The story of seals »
Information booklet about their natural history, biology and threats
Elementary activity booklet »
For younger readers
Middle school teaching guide & lessons »
For advanced readers
Animal poster set »
Each with an inspirational quote
Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have regarding these materials. Visit our Teacher's Library for a wealth of free resource packs on animal welfare and conservation themes.


The companion video is an excellent introduction to the concepts presented in the pack and is appropriate for general youth audiences.
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