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Drones – Can they be used for marine mammal research?

Jul 13, 2015
by Harriet Goodchild
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aerial survey, bottlenose dolphin, cetacean, drones, fin whale. killer whale, humpback whale, monitoring, survey
The use of radio controlled unnmanned aerial vehicles aka ‘drones’, has exploded in popularity across the globe, mainly due to the developments in technology enabling them to be mass produced at low cost for hobby craft enthusiasts, and our fascination with filming ourselves and the w
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Sensational Sightings at Orca Watch 2015!

Jun 26, 2015
by Harriet Goodchild
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bottlenose dolphin, cetacean, common dolphin, killer whale, land watch, minke, North Scotland, orca, Orca Watch, porpoise, scotland, sightings
Some wonderful words on Orca Watch 2015 from Sea Watch Foundation Regional Coordinator for North Scotland Anna Jemmett. Orca Watch 2015 ran from Saturday the 23rd until Saturday the 30th of May. The week long event sees volunteers watching the Pentland Firth from Duncansby Head, with
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Temporal-Spatial Distribution of Dolphin Behaviour

Jun 23, 2015
by Harriet Goodchild
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bottlenose dolphin, cardigan bay, cetacean, dolphin, MSc, survey, Theodolite
Sea Watch Foundation offers the opportunity to work with students completing MSc and BSc thesis each year. To find out how you can complete a student project with Sea Watch Foundation click Here. This is a guest blog by one of our 2015 BSc students from Plymouth University currently s
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MOBY DICK WAS NOT ALONE!

Jun 12, 2015
by Harriet Goodchild
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albino, cetacean, dolphin, Humpback, orca, sightings, whale
Albinism is not a rare phenomenon in nature and it can affect all vertebrates. It is a congenital condition (genetically inherited from the parents) and consists in the partial or complete absence of melanin (the natural pigmentation animals have) in the skin, hair and eyes. Depending
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Litter picking in plight of the porpoise!

Jun 11, 2015
by Harriet Goodchild
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art, cetacean, Harbour porpoise, litter, marine debris, ocean clean up
It’ that time of year again when the sun is starting to shine and it’s a perfect excuse for a trip to the beach. A beach day out is usually top of the list in the summer and thousands descend to our coast to enjoy some sun sea and sand. However what you don’t expect is to be side step
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