Dear MARMAMers:
As some here may know, SeaWorld has launched a new Twitter campaign, #Ask
SeaWorld. The link below takes you to a March 28 question and response from
the related website.
http://ask.seaworldcares.com/?p=276
From my knowledge of the literature and my time in the field, I know
Dear MARMAM subscribers,
We are pleased to announce a new publication:
Bishop, A., Pomeroy, P., Twiss, S.D. (2015).
Breeding male grey seals exhibit similar activity budgets across varying
exposures to human activity.
Marine Ecology Progress Series, 527:247-259.
*Abstract:*
Human−wildlife
MARINE ECOLOGIST POSITION
Point Blue is hiring a Senior Marine Spatial Ecologist to help us drive
climate-smart conservation actions off the Sonoma coast and across the entire
California Current ecosystem.
The Marine Ecologist will play a key role in Point Blue's strategic initiative
to
Hello all,
I am a PhD student at the University of Miami and I am working on an experiment
exposing Gulf toadfish (Opsanus beta) to different predatory cues, including
dolphin vocalization playbacks, and measuring various physiological responses.
I am hoping someone can shed some light on high
Dear MARMAM friends and colleagues,
with this message we would like to update you on the issue of ship
strikes (collisions between ships and cetaceans) and at the same time
enquire about your knowledge of incidents. Also, and most
importantly, we want to remind everybody about the global IWC
Pacific Whale Foundation (PWF), based in Maui, Hawai‘i, is a non-profit
organization dedicated to protecting whales and other marine life through
research, education, and conservation. Our researchers have studied whales
and dolphins throughout the Pacific for over 30 years and currently conduct
Dear Mr. Klassen,
Here is the job summary.
The School of Marine Sciences of the University of Maine invites applications
for a tenure-track Assistant Professorship in marine mammal science. The
successful applicant will have expertise working directly with marine mammals
in one or more of the
We would like to announce the publication of the following paper:
H. Whitehead and S. Gero (2015) Conflicting rates of increase in the sperm whale population
of the eastern Caribbean: positive rates do not reflect a healthy population. Endangered
Species Research 27: 207218
Abstract:
