SPLASH: Structure of Populations, Levels of Abundance, and Status of Humpbacks Proposal
Need North Pacific humpback whale populations were thought to have been reduced from about 15,000 prior to commercial exploitation to
SPLASH: Progress Report – Winter/breeding areas 2004
Sampling of humpback whale wintering areas has been conducted in four regions (Asia, Hawaii, Mexico, and Central America). At the
SPLASH: Progress Report – Summer/feeding areas 2004
31 August 2004 Sampling of North Pacific humpback whales for the SPLASH research program continues into the second sampling season
New publications on underwater behavior of blue whales
The article below summarizing the underwater behavior of blue whales from suction-cup attached Crittercams was recently published: Calambokidis, J., G.S.
New publication on blue whale movements and population structure
The following article appeared in the October 2009 issue of Marine Mammal Science (Vol. 25, No. 4): Calambokidis, J., J.
CalCOFI March April 2008 cruise
Prepared by Dominique Camancho. Update from March 31, 2008 This spring cruise has gotten off to a nice start with good
Cascadia Research – winter bativity in western Washington
– mid-November through mid- March – (last update 20-Oct-2011) 2004 – 2006 Summary: During December 2004, two friends from different
Vaux’s Swifts
Vaux’s Swift Video Clip Swift photo – IMG_1238 Swift photo – IMG_1251 Swift photo – IMG_1254 Swift photo – IMG_1256
Satellite tagging of mammal-eating killer whales
Cascadia Research has been collaborating with the Northwest Fisheries Science Center of NOAA Fisheries, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, the Alaska
Using DTAGs to study acoustics and behavior of Southern Resident killer whales
Cascadia Research is collaborating with researchers from the NOAA Fisheries Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) on a study using digital