[MARMAM] FWC Southwest Field Lab Marine Mammal Internship

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Marine Mammals section at the Charlotte Harbor Field Lab in Port Charlotte, FL is accepting applications for an intern to start in April/May of 2025. The Southwest Field Lab is offering two internships to driven, self-motivated individuals

[MARMAM] MMO and PAM Training Courses in Victoria, British Columbia

Edgewise Environmental is offering Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) Operator and Marine Mammal Observer (MMO) courses with in-person at-sea practicals taking place in Victoria, BC. See below for dates and information: *Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) Operator* Online Theory: February 18 - March

[MARMAM] Article published: From coastal to offshore: The case of an inshore bottlenose dolphin that joined an offshore pod.

On behalf of my coauthors and myself, I am pleased to inform you that the following paper has been published: Félix, F., Castro, C., Van Bressem, M.-F., Barragán, L., Platt, M., & Van Waerebeek, K. (2025). From coastal to offshore: The case of an inshore bottlenose dolphin that joined an offshor

[MARMAM] Save the Manatee Club Offers Graduate School Scholarship

Dear MARMAMM Community, Save the Manatee Club is proud to announce the Lesley Argiri and Brian McDonald 5K Scholarship Fund, an initiative supporting graduate students pursuing a degree in Marine Biology, Aquatic Biology, or related field at an accredited institution. This scholarship aims to

[MARMAM] Announcement - Aquatic Noise 2025 Conference

Dear Friends and Colleagues, We heartily invite you to attend the 7th triennial meeting on "Effects of Noise on Aquatic Life" (Aquatic Noise 2025 - AN2025) which will take place 29 June - 04 July 2025 in Prague, Czech Republic. This event is the foremost international scientific congress dedica

[MARMAM] Examination of Isotopic Signals to Determine Trophic Dynamics and Diet of Gulf of Maine Mysticetes Prior to an Oceanographic Regime Shift

Dear MARMAM community, On behalf of all co-authors, I am pleased to share our recent publication: Todd, S., Robbins, J., Weinrich, M.T., Pastor, N., Dendanto, D., Palsbøll, P.J. and Zoidis, A.M., 2025. Examination of Isotopic Signals to Determine Trophic Dynamics and Diet of Gulf of Maine Myst

[MARMAM] Course (Summer 2025) Global Policy and Conservation of Marine Mammals

WANT TO PROTECT MARINE MAMMALS FROM EXTINCTION? THEN TAKE THIS CLASS! GLOBAL POLICY AND CONSERVATION OF MARINE MAMMALS (New Zealand Summer 2025) Watch video: New Zealand Marine Mammals https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/1050297282 Hosted through George Mason University (Virginia, USA), this 6-credit