Stellwagen Bank: July 11

The Charles W. Morgan sailed on the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary on July 11, 2014 from Provincetown.

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Whale on Stellwagen Bank

News: A Return to the Whales

The Morgan returned to sail among whales during a visit to the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary, one of the world’s premier whale watching sites.

Michael Whitney: drifter in water

Michael Whitney: GPS-tracked surface drifters

Follow eight drifters released from the Morgan as they travel on ocean currents. And view maps from the journal kept by Joseph F. Edwards on the Morgan's 1918-1919 Atlantic voyage.

Taylor Sahl video

Taylor Sahl: 38th Voyage Video

"...how strange it is to love two opposing things–to romanticize a vessel that once killed the whales I love..."

Whale feeding at surface. (Ken Bracewell, D2014-07-0383)

The Greatest Naturalists on Earth

The data collection of the past few weeks has allowed the voyagers a deeper understanding of the waters they traverse. With this in mind, the possibility of finally sighting a whale becomes even more exciting.

Stellwagen NMS enotes feature

NOAA: Stellwagen Bank E-Notes July/August 2014

Whales, science and television: learn about the array of activities connected to the Morgan's visit to Stellwagen Bank.

Anne DiMonti

Anne DiMonti: “There She Blows!” Again

A marine biologist’s journey on a whaleship.

Gary-Wikfors

Gary Wikfors: Music for waldzither

Original music that blends the folk traditions heard aboard the Charles W. Morgan in the 19th century.

Evan Turk Heartbeat video

Evan Turk: Heartbeat

Log: July 11, 1912.

Fast-moving whales a challenge to catch...

NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries

News: Morgan to Visit Stellwagen Bank

An overview of the Morgan's visit to the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary.