Christopher Marshall

For the Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research at the Galveston campus, the work never stops. 

The team will continue rescue efforts through the winter weather.

The Board of Regents honors Dr. Marshall for his extraordinary contributions to the university and the people of Texas.

This week, the Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research celebrated its second anniversary. During their first two years, the Center cared for over 85 turtles, and volunteers spent thousands of hours focused on conservation efforts.

As the National Park Service looks to cut $300,000 in funding previously earmarked for sea turtle conservation work, Dr. Christopher Marshall is left simply wondering why.

The Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research at Texas A&M University at Galveston was just awarded a $99,984 state wildlife grant from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to tag sea turtles in Galveston Bay.

The Gulf Turtle Research Center’s official website is live and specialty plates are available for purchase!

A newly named fossil whale, Maiabalaena nesbittae, provides information regarding the evolution of baleen in filter feeding mysticete whales.

It was a beautiful sunny day along beach, when volunteers from the Sea Turtle Patrol spotted the unmistakable tracks.

Thursday night saw the new Waterfront Pavilion at Texas A&M University at Galveston packed tight with people.