Hello colleagues,
My coauthors and I are pleased to share our new publication, "Fine-scale
social and genetic structure of common bottlenose dolphins (*Tursiops
truncatu*s) in the Barataria Basin, Louisiana, USA" published in *Aquatic
Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems*.
Speakman, T.R
"Project Grypus" is the world's largest collection of grey seal (Halichoerus
grypus) underwater video recordings.
Filmed mainly off the North East coast of England, Project Grypus has already
recorded behaviour never previously seen and has led to some innovative
collaborations (e.g.
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Flexibility is key to marine mammal science! We are reposting this ad because
our project has moved to Olympia WA. We are seeking an additional field
technician to help us monitor seal behavior 15 August to early October. This is
an ideal opportunity for a local, early career person looking for
G’day Marmamers,
The recent paper “A stochastic model for estimating sustainable limits to
wildlife mortality in a changing world”
(https://conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10./cobi.13897) introduced a
new method for assessing if we are “taking too many” in, amongst other things,
our see
Intelligent Ocean Ltd is pleased to offer two eLearning courses which can be
started at any time.
JNCC Marine Mammal Observer (MMO) eLearning Training Course (GBP 150 per
person)
Passive Acoustic Monitoring and PAMGUARD Software eLearning Training Course
(GBP 150 per person)
The Joint Nature Con
*Irrawaddy Dolphin Research Internship – Coastal Cambodia *
Marine Conservation Cambodia (MCC) is an NGO based on the island of Koh Ach
Seh, in Cambodia's Kep Archipelago. The organisation has many facets,
including working to stop illegal fishing practices, ecological and social
science research
The Burns’ lab in the Department of Biological Sciences at Texas Tech
University (https://tinyurl.com/BurnsLab) is searching for three graduate
students to participate in two separate, NSF-funded, multi-PI field
projects on pinniped ecophysiology and behavior. The first project is
focused on indivi