[MARMAM] RFP on Environmental impacts of Marine Vibrator Technology

The Joint Industry Programme on E Sound and Marine Life (the JIP) is releasing a new "Requests for Proposals" solicitation on "Determination of the Environmental Impact of Marine Vibrator Technology". This Request for Proposals (RFP) seeks proposals for independent studies to advance

[MARMAM] Call for volunteers 2019 Punta San Juan Guano Harvest, Ica, Peru

The Punta San Juan Program from the Center for Environmental Sustainability of Cayetano Heredia University is seeking for volunteers to participate in the “2019 Guano Harvest Monitoring Campaign” at Punta San Juan Reserve, Marcona town, Ica, Peru (from June to August). The monitoring campaign is a

[MARMAM] New publication: Testosterone Trends In Male Humpback Whales

Dear colleagues, My co-authors and I are pleased to announce the publication of the following article in General and Comparative Endocrinology. Cates, K. A., Atkinson, S., Gabriele, C. M., Pack, A. A., Straley, J. M., & Yin, S. 2019. Testosterone Trends Within and Across Seasons in Male Humpback

[MARMAM] Latest issue of Sirenews available for download

The editors of Sirenews, the newsletter of the IUCN Sirenia Specialist Group, is pleased to announce that the latest issue (April 2019, Number 69) is available at: http://Sea2shore.org/sirenews You can also find archived issues of Sirenews there as well. To join our distribution list to

[MARMAM] Historical Perspectives Year 9 interviews viewable on Aquatic Mammals website

Dear MARMAM subscribers, I am please to announce that year 9 in Aquatic Mammals journal’s Historical Perspective series is now available for viewing on the journal’s web site (www.aquaticmammalsjouranl.org ). Subscribers to the journal have free access to

[MARMAM] VOLUNTEERING PROGRAM WITH MARINE MAMMALS IN ECUADOR

*VOLUNTEERING PROGRAM WITH MARINE MAMMALS IN ECUADOR* *BACKGROUND**: *FEMM Ecuador (Fundación Ecuatoriana para el estudio de Mamíferos Marinos), is a private, non-profit and volunteering organization. We have been working on research and conservation for 30 years to benefit Marine mammals:

[MARMAM] New publication: Symbiotic microbes and potential pathogens in dead right whale calves

Dear MARMAM community, On behalf of my co-authors, I am pleased to share our recent publication in Anaerobe Science describing the gut microbiota in southern right whale calves. Marón CF, Kohl KD, Chirife A, Di Martino Matí, Fons MariolaPenadé, NavarroMA, Beingesser J, McAloose D, Uzal FA,