**Deadline for Proposals – February 7th 2021**
The IUCN Joint SSC/WCPA Marine Mammal Protected Areas Task Force (MMPATF) would
like to remind those interested of the final opportunity to submit Areas of
Interest to inform the future identification of IMMAs in the
“Black Sea, Turkish Straits
PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (full-time):
The National Marine Life Center, a non-profit marine animal hospital and
science and education center in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, seeks a
mission-driven and experienced nonprofit business leader skilled in
successfully executing strategic plans
My co-authors and I would like to announce our recent publication in
Conservation Physiology, "Using claws to compare reproduction, stress and
diet of female bearded and ringed seals in the Bering and Chukchi seas,
Alaska, between 1953–1968 and 1998–2014." *This article is open access and
Dear MARMAM community and marine mammal noise experts,
we have developed a web based, interactive database to make audiogram data,
especially of marine mammals and seabirds, more accessible to the public, but
especially to serve as a tool and data repository for further research.
Currently
Dr. David Rosen is seeking a M.Sc. student to join The Marine Mammal Energetics
and Nutrition Lab, part of the Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries (IOF) at
the University of British Columbia (Vancouver, Canada). The student will be
working on aspects of pinniped navigation and at-sea
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of my co-authors I would like to share the recent publication of
the following letter:
Denise Risch, Susannah Calderan, Russell Leaper, Lindy Weilgart, Stefanie
Werner,
"Current Knowledge Already Justifies Underwater Noise Reduction",
in which we discuss management of
On behalf of my co-authors, I’m pleased to announce the publication of our
article in Ocean & Coastal Management on international efforts to address
anthropogenic underwater noise, including recommended policies, actions and
mitigation measures for marine mammals:
Chou E, Southall BL, Robards
Dear colleagues,
I would like to announce the publication of our new open access paper in BMC
microbiology:
Highly abundant core taxa in the blow within and across captive bottlenose
dolphins provide evidence for a temporally stable airway microbiota
https://rdcu.be/cdkfW
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