International Marine Mammal Conference Delivers
A special report on the 19th Biennial Society of Marine Mammalogy Conference in Tampa, Florida by Jodi Frediani. Wow, a week of total immersion … Continue reading →
Dave Bricker
Canaries in the Coal Mine: Marine Mammals and Disease
Who doesn’t love dolphins, those cheery, bow-riding, promiscuous fellows, living the watery equivalent of the life of Riley? What their playful antics belie is … Continue reading →
Happy World Oceans Day! How to help, every day…
Ten free things you can change about your day, every day, that honor the world’s oceans. (P.S. you will save money and be creating a healthier planet for you and your children too).
Continue reading →The Mystery of Migration
Humpback whales travel thousands of miles each year between their feeding grounds and tropical breeding areas. What do we know about their journey?
Continue reading →Humpback Whales of Tonga
The tiny Kingdom of Tonga, in the clear blue, coral seas of the south Pacific is one of the few locations in the world where swimming with humpback whales is officially permitted.
Continue reading →A Crude Awakening
BP’s Deepwater Horizon incident highlights a critical issue in marine mammal conservation; who is really safeguarding cetaceans from oil exploration? Here we discuss sperm whales in the Gulf of Mexico.
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