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- Massive large whale mortality event in Chile
- Initiative to save Taiwanese white dolphins from extinction
- Vaquita on the verge of extinction
- Lost Indus dolphins in the Beas River, India
- Distribution and abundance of cetaceans in the European Atlantic – SCANS-III
- Workshop on Important Marine Mammal Areas in the South Pacific
- Announcement of the Second Indian Ocean Cetacean Symposium
- New Infographic from Arabian Sea Whale Network
- Progress protecting Mekong River dolphins undermined by proposed dams
- Jan 2017 update on the decline of the Vaquita
- Progress on Chinese White Dolphin (CWD) Research and Conservation Initiative
- Update on the Vaquita
- Proposed Live Captures of Cetaceans, Seals and Penguins in Namibia
- Amazon River dolphins in Brazil continue to be killed for fish bait
- Arabian Sea humpback whales are one of only four populations still considered Endangered under the United States revised Endangered Species Act listing.
- Latest SMM Taxonomy Committee List of Marine Mammal Species Includes Several Species-level Changes
- Mass mortality event of Black Sea Harbour Porpoises
- Collaboration on humpback dolphin (Sousa plumbea) research and conservation in South and East Africa
- A tribute to the late Natalie Goodall and her museum at the end of the world
- New SSC Panel: Advising on Dolphin Research and Conservation in China’s Pearl River Estuary
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New Infographic from Arabian Sea Whale Network
TweetAfter months of planning, the Arabian Sea Whale Network (ASWN) has finalized an infographic designed to raise awareness of the unique nature of Arabian Sea humpback whales and the urgent conservation challenges they face. The infographic is intended for dissemination to a … Continue reading
Posted in Arabian Sea Humpback Whale, Arabian Sea Whale Network, Endangered
Tagged dolphin, Endangered, entanglements, whale
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Indonesia’s new stranding network
TweetIndonesia has one of the longest coastlines in the world – over 80,000km. About 35 species of cetaceans, plus the dugong, are known to occur in the region, and a myriad of human activities take place in the marine environment. … Continue reading
Posted in Training, Unusual mortality
Tagged cetacean, dolphin, indonesia, stranding network, whale
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Southeast Asian Marine Mammal Symposium (SEAMAM III)
TweetThe Third Southeast Asian Marine Mammal Symposium (SEAMAM III) will be taking place in Langkawi Island, Malaysia, from 4 – 10 March 2013. The event will be co-hosted by the MareCet Research Organization along with the Institute of Ocean and … Continue reading
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Tagged cetaceans, conservation, dolphin, South East Asia, whale
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