[MARMAM] 2023 Ocean Health Fellowship

Hello Everyone, The Pacific Marine Mammal Center has just opened up its 2023 Ocean Health Fellowship to those interested in marine mammal necropsies and helping facilitate research with marine mammal scientists. The deadline is quickly approaching so get those applications in if you are interest

[MARMAM] Job Opportunity: University of Miami/NOAA Southeast Fisheries Science Center

Dear colleagues, Through our partnership with the University of Miami, the NOAA Southeast Fisheries Science Center marine mammal branch in Miami, FL is looking to hire a full-time Assistant Scientist with quantitative ecology ore related expertise to join our international team on a large-scale pa

[MARMAM] Sea Watch Foundation internship

Interns are invited to assist the Sea Watch Foundation (SWF) with the running of the Cardigan Bay Monitoring Project. The project is based in the picturesque town of New Quay, West Wales, and supports the conservation management of one of only two semi-resident bottlenose dolphin populations

[MARMAM] Internship opportunity: Research Assistant and Intern Coordinator

The Sea Watch Foundation (SWF) is looking for a Research Assistant and Intern Coordinator to assist with the running of the Cardigan Bay Monitoring Project. The project is based in the picturesque town of New Quay, West Wales, and supports the conservation management of one of only two semi-r

[MARMAM] Internship Opportunity: Education and Outreach Assistant

The Sea Watch Foundation (SWF) is looking for an Education and Outreach Assistant to assist with environmental outreach activities at Sea Watch’s base in New Quay, West Wales. The Education and Outreach Assistant will gain experience in the following areas: Running a Visitor centre and public

[MARMAM] New publication: drivers of dolphin group size

Dear MARMAM colleagues, We are pleased to announce our new publication: Methion S, Giralt Paradell O, Padín XA, Corrège T, Díaz López B (2023). Group size varies with climate and oceanographic conditions in bottlenose dolphins. Marine Biology 170:7. Doi.org/10.1007/s00227-022-04154-4 AbstractA

[MARMAM] PhD DTA opportunity at the University of Plymouth, UK

Dear Marmamers, We are delighted to invite applicants for a PhD opportunity at the University of Plymouth to survey cetaceans in the western English Channel and estimate abundance, distribution and exposure to shipping noise. The project will manage ongoing data collection aboard the University'