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We have found the efforts of citizen scientists like you help us identify the 7% of high priority images that have sea lions with readable markings. Thank you all for your efforts! Join us online or with the Zooniverse app.
KatieAbout Steller Watch
Discover new information about the endangered Steller sea lion by reviewing pictures captured from the remote western Aleutian Islands, Alaska. This is where 94 percent of the Steller sea lion population has vanished in the last 30 years, with no clear answers why. To recover the species, scientists are tracking individually-marked animals throughout their lives. One tool to look for these marked animals is using automated cameras that take pictures year-round. Help us classify images and help save the population.
