[MARMAM] Publication: Cetaceans of Guinea-Bissau

Hello MARMAMers, The following paper has recently been published: Leeney RH, Weir CR, Campredon P, Regalla A, Foster J. Occurrence of Atlantic humpback (*Sousa teuszii*) and bottlenose (*Tursiops truncatus*) dolphins in the coastal waters of Guinea-Bissau, with an updated cetacean species

[MARMAM] New paper on bycatch of cetaceans by artisanal fishers in West Africa

Hello MARMAMers, The following paper has recently been published: R.H. Leeney, I.M. Dia, M. Dia. 2015. *Food, Pharmacy, Friend? Bycatch, Direct Take and Consumption of Dolphins in West Africa*. Human Ecology. DOI 10.1007/s10745-015-9727-3 *ABSTRACT**The extent to which bycatch in artisanal

[MARMAM] New publication on EIA at marine renewable energy developments

Dear MARMAM subscribers, The following paper has recently been published and may be of interest to some marine mammal biologists contributing to Environmental Impact Assessments, particularly for marine renewable energy developments. R.H. Leeney, D. Greaves, D. Conley, A.M. O'Hagan. (2014)

[MARMAM] New publication on pygmy right whales in Namibia

Dear MARMAM subscribers, We are pleased to announce the publication of the following paper: RH Leeney , K Post , PB Best , CJ Hazevoet SH Elwen (2013): Pygmy right whale Caperea marginata records from Namibia, African Journal of Marine Science, 35:1, 133-139 To link to this article:

[MARMAM] New publication on cetaceans basking sharks in UK waters

the limited scope of this study, it has provided valuable baseline data, and possible insights into the marine biodiversity of the region. For pdfs of the main paper and Supplementary figures, please contact Ruth Leeney at rulee...@yahoo.co.uk   - - - Ruth H. Leeney Recherche et Conservation des

[MARMAM] new paper on the abundance distribution of a local grey seal population

Dear MARMAM subscribers, The following paper has recently been published in the Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the UK: Ruth H Leeney, Annette C. Broderick, Cheryl Mills, Sue Sayer, Matthew J. Witt Brendan J. Godley. Abundance, distribution and haul-out behaviour of grey

[MARMAM] Right Whale Internship, Cape Cod

Right whale Internship posting: Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies   The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies is seeking an intern for the upcoming 2009 right whale survey season. This person will work with both the aerial survey and habitat survey teams, who operate between

[MARMAM] new paper on cetacean strandings and bycatch

from Ruth Leeney ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).    Ruth H. Leeney Namibian Dolphin Project Walvis Bay, Namibia T: (+264)-81-386-3886 E: [EMAIL PROTECTED] W: www.namibiandolphinproject.blogspot.com W: www.westafricacetaceans.blogspot.com Skype: ruth.leeney