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- January 2019 Vaquita Update
- 30 new IMMAs identified in the eastern Indian Ocean
- December 2018 – Vaquita update
- 35 Updated Cetacean Red List Assessments published in Nov 2018
- Vaquitas with calves seen in September 2018 field effort
- Ten Updated Baleen Whale Red List Assessments Published in July 2018
- Update on Yangtze finless porpoise in China
- Totoaba season ends with 400 active totoaba gillnets removed
- Over 800 totoaba swim bladders seized– April 2018 Vaquita update
- Third Important Marine Mammal Area (IMMA) Workshop, held in Borneo, puts 46 new candidate IMMAs on the map
- First vaquita found dead in 2018 – March 2018 Update
- Vaquita peril persists with on-going illegal totoaba fishing – February 2018 Update
- Insights into Critically Endangered Mekong Dolphin Genetics and What This Means for Conservation
- Cooperative Net Removal Efforts Increase to Save Vaquitas
- Arabian Sea humpback whale tagged off the coast of Oman crosses to India!
- Vaquita rescue efforts suspended
- 2017 Cetacean Red List Update
- Update on Mekong River dams and river dolphins
- Massive large whale mortality event in Chile
- Initiative to save Taiwanese white dolphins from extinction
Category Archives: Vaquita
January 2019 Vaquita Update
January was a month marked by the violent action of illegal fishermen directed toward people engaged in net removal efforts. Press releases including video of the attacks are available here for the January 9th attack and here for the January … Continue reading
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December 2018 – Vaquita update
December marks the beginning of totoaba spawning season. As was done in the 2017/2018 spawning season, vaquita updates will be posted monthly. In this first update, a recap of last season is given to provide context. The 2017/2018 totoaba spawning … Continue reading
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Vaquitas with calves seen in September 2018 field effort
A field effort to obtain photographs and biopsies of vaquitas was carried out from the Museo de Ballena’s 130ft vessel, the Narval, plus several small boats (3 RHIBs and a panga) between 22 and 28 September 2018. Cell culture was … Continue reading
