[MARMAM] New publication: phylogeography and taxonomy of two putative subspecies of short-finned pilot whale

Dear MARMAM, On behalf of my co-authors, I'm happy to announce the publication of our new paper, available in early view : Van Cise, AM, RW Baird, CS Baker, S Cerchio, D Claridge, R Fielding, B Hancock-Hanser, J Marrero, KK Martien, AA

[MARMAM] VOLUNTEER NEEDED FOR LAND BASED BODY CONDITION STUDY ON SOUTHERN RIGHT WHALES USING UAVS

VOLUNTEER NEEDED FOR LAND BASED BODY CONDITION STUDY ON SOUTHERN RIGHT WHALES USING UAVS The Aquatic Megafauna Research Unit (AMRU) at Murdoch University, Perth, Australia, is looking for a volunteer to assist land based Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) research on Southern right whales at the

[MARMAM] Second Call: GIS Training Courses July 2019 - 'An Introduction To Using GIS/QGIS In Biological Research' and 'An Introdution To Species Distribution Modelling In The Marine Environment'

This is the second call for attendees for our upcoming GIS training courses in July 2019. These courses are ‘An Introduction To Using GIS/QGIS In Biological Research’ and ‘An Introduction To Species Distribution Modelling In he Marine Environment’. They will be held in Glasgow, Scotland,

[MARMAM] ACCOBAMS Highly Qualified MMO/PAM Courses, Turkey

ACCOBAMS Courses for Highly Qualified Marine Mammals Observers (MMO) and Passive Acoustic Monitoring Operators (PAM) Marine Mammals Research Association (DMAD) under the agreement signed with ACCOBAMS will be running a training course to highly qualify individuals as Marine Mammal Observers and

[MARMAM] AIS Inc. Offering BSEE/BOEM Compliant PSO Training Course

Do you love the ocean? Looking for an exciting new career that will allow you to travel and observe marine wildlife? Are you hard working, flexible, and a team player? Then look no further and join the growing industry of Protected Species Observers (PSO)! AIS is a nationwide leader in

[MARMAM] New paper - Population growth of an endangered pinniped—the New Zealand sea lion (Phocarctos hookeri)—is limited more by high pup mortality than fisheries bycatch

Dear MARMAM colleagues, We are pleased to announce our recent paper: Hamilton, S., and Baker, G. B. Population growth of an endangered pinniped—the New Zealand sea lion (Phocarctos hookeri)—is limited more by high pup mortality than fisheries bycatch, ICES Journal of Marine Science, , fsz039,