Re: [MARMAM] New publication, evidence based whale watching management

My co-authors and I are pleased to share our latest publication: Burnham, R.E., Duffus, D.A., Malcolm, C.D., Towards an enhanced management of recreational whale watching: The use of ecological and behavioural data to support evidence based management actions > Biological Conservation 255,

[MARMAM] New publication, Using gliders to explore fin whale habitat in coastal and offshore waters

My co-authors and I are pleased to share our latest publication from our use of gliders to explore whale habitat: _Remote sensing and mapping habitat features pertinent to fin whale life histories in coastal and offshore waters of Vancouver Island, British Columbia_ Journal of Experimental

[MARMAM] New publication on gray whale maternal behaviour

My colleague and I are pleased to announce the publication of a new paper on the maternal behaviour of gray whales in a foraging area on Canada's west coast Burnham, R.E., Duffus, D.A. Maternal behaviors of gray whales (_Eschrichtius robustus_) on a summer foraging site Mar Mam Sci. 2020;1-19.

[MARMAM] New publications on whale acoustics use

I'm happy to share 2 new publications The first is a continuation of the discussion of 'Whale Geography' (previous discussion here:https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133317734103) Burnham, R.E. 2020. Whale Geography: A species-centric approach applied to migration' 44 (3)_: _419-434 It can be found

[MARMAM] New publication: The use of passive acoustic monitoring as a census tool of gray whale migration

My co-author and I are pleased to announce the recent publication of the latest in a series of papers on the acoustic life of gray whales in Ocean and Coastal Management THE USE OF PASSIVE ACOUSTIC MONITORING AS A CENSUS TOOL OF GRAY WHALE (_ESCHRICHTIUS ROBUSTUS_) MIGRATION Passive acoustic

[MARMAM] New gray whale publications

My co-author and I are happy to announce the publication of two new papers of the acoustic ecology of gray whales. The first:"Gray whale calling response to altered soundscapes drive by whale watching activities in a foraging area" is published the Journal of Ocean Technology and can be found

[MARMAM] New papers from coastal and offshore waters of Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia

My co-author and I are happy to share two new papers. The first is a short note to present findings from passive acoustic recordings from the coastal study area of the Whale Research Lab, and the second is taken from results from a more offshore survey. 1. Acoustic Predator–Prey Reaction: Gray

[MARMAM] Publication: glider based research on the west coast of Canada

My co-authors and I are happy to share our new publication: Burnham, R.E., Duffus, D.A., Mouy, X. 2019. The presence of large whale species in Clayoquot Sound and its offshore waters. Continental Shelf Research. 177: 15-23 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.csr.2019.03.004 Abstract: Large whale

[MARMAM] Gray whale paper announcement

My co-author and I are pleased to present our latest paper that synthesizes our ecological findings from our gray whale study over the last 20 years. Burnham, R. and Duffus, D. 2018. Patterns of predator-prey dynamics between gran whales (Eschrichtius robustus) and mysid species in Clayoguot

[MARMAM] New gray whale acoustics paper

My colleagues and I are pleased to announce the publication of the paper Burnham, R.E, Duffus, D.A, Mouy, X. 2018. Gray Whale (Eschrictius robustus) Call Types Recorded During Migration off the West Coast of Vancouver Island. Frontiers in Marine Science, https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2018.00329

[MARMAM] New publications

For those following the Whale Lab at the University of Victoria, and colleagues interested in whale geography, a couple of new publications First record of the marine mysid Hippacanthomysis platypoda Murano & Chess, 1987 in coastal waters of British Columbia, Canada Rianna E Burnham Kenneth

[MARMAM] New publication to link acoustics to ecology

We are pleased to announce the publication of passive acoustic monitoring of killer whales analyzed with community science and conservation in mind: Burnham, R.E., R. Palm, D. Duffus, X. Mouy, and A. Riera. 2016. The combined use of visual and acoustic data collection techniques for winter killer

[MARMAM] New publication for gray whale ecology

For those of you following the gray whale-mysid story, we are pleased to announce the publication of the latest installment. Burnham, R.E. 2015. Reproductive strategies conferring species dominance in marine mysid species (Peracarida, Mysida) species in coastal waters off Vancouver Island, BC.