This is the final call for attendees for the following introductory courses for
marine biologists in the use of GIS and Species Distribution Modelling which
will be run by GIS In Ecology in August 2016:
1. An Introduction To Using GIS In Marine Biology, 8th – 10th August 2016,
Glasgow,
Dear colleagues,
The Namibian Dolphin Project are pleased to announce the publication of the
following paper in Animal Behaviour:
*Changes in bottlenose dolphin whistle parameters related to vessel
presence, surface behaviour and group composition*
Abstract
Cetacean watching from tour boats
Sei Whale Project Officer - Falklands Conservation
Stanley, Falkland Islands
Term:
1st October 2016 to 31 July 2017 (subject to work permit approval, if
applicable).
Working Pattern:
Mainly office hours but weekend and evening work outside normal office hours
may be necessary at times in
Dear MARMAM
Myself and my co-authors wanted to bring this recently published paper to your
attention.
S Dolman, S Baulch, P G.H. Evans, F Read, F Ritter. 2016. Towards an EU Action
Plan on Cetacean Bycatch. Marine Policy, 72, 67-75.
Abstract
For decades, cetacean bycatch has been a major
Dear colleagues,
We would like to announce the recent publication of the following paper:
"Acoustic Habitat of an Oceanic Archipelago in the Southwestern Atlantic"
authored by Lis Bittencourt, Mariana Barbosa, Eduardo Secchi, José
Lailson-Brito Jr., and Alexandre Azevedo
Deep-Sea Research Part
Dear colleagues,
I want to circulate a short article on the Gangetic dolphin published
recently in IndiaWilds newsletter.
Interested people may visit the following link to read or download:
Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to announce the publication of a new paper:
A Dinis, F Alves, C Nicolau, C Ribeiro, M Kaufmann, A Cañadas & L Freitas
(2016): Bottlenose dolphin Tursiops truncatus group dynamics, site fidelity,
residency and movement patterns in the Madeira Archipelago
