Danielle Haulsee

Chief Science Officer at @HubbsResearch.
Interested in: biological oceanography, biologging, and animal social networks
Tweets are my own.

[SeaWorldCaresCA @SeaWorldCaresCA]

We’re grateful to partner with @HubbsResearch, pioneers in marine conservation since 1963, supporting their lifesaving research and rescue work. Ongoing projects include studying pilot whale vocalizations and how ocean noise may impact their communications. #WeCareWednesday

[Maria José Juan-Jordá @mjjuanjorda]

Interested in working on 🦈shark ecology and bycatch mitigation in 🐟tuna fisheries with me & @grazia_pennino at @IEOoceanografia together with the @azti_brta tuna team in the @HorizonEU project #MarineBeacon.
👉We have 2 funded working opportunities
🙏Please RT, spread the word!

[Danielle Haulsee @DogSandFishGirl]

Excited to continue working with the team to test out low-cost camera and hydrophone systems to monitor biodiversity and behavior around structures in the oceans! This video is from a pilot study using a @insta360 that seems to work well at capturing what's going on below 🌊

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

Our team is testing advanced cameras placed outside the net pens located on #AguaHediondaLagoon to observe interactions between marine life and aquaculture systems. This approach helps us understand how man-made structures in the ocean influence the who's out there, and how many.

[Danielle Haulsee @DogSandFishGirl]

This is incredibly helpful. Thank you!

[David Jacoby @DJacoby_Marine]

Considering setting up an #AcousticTelemetry project to track #fish? But unsure what insights this technique can (and can’t) generate?

New Review in this Special Issue of @TheFSBI #JournalofFishBiology

OA pdf: https://t.co/ZhsUt53USN

@LancsUniLEC
@lecreefs
@ZSLScience

[Danielle Haulsee @DogSandFishGirl]

So excited to welcome Audra!

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

Welcome, Dr. Audra Ames - our new #postdoc in Animal Behavior and Senses. She is a #bioacoustician studying the communication and echolocation systems of #belugas, #dolphins, and #narwhals. A grad of @SouthernMiss she joins us from @Oceanografic_vl.

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

It was a festive release for our white seabass! #SanClementeHighSchool students released their fish. Delivered at 8g in October the fish doubled in size over the semester! #seabassintheclassroom #whiteseabass #aquaculture #education #science #STEM #sustainableseafood

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

We celebrated 60 incredible years of ocean science and conservation! We are grateful for our community's support. Over the next few weeks, we will share our 5-year strategic science plan, guiding us toward new discoveries and conservation goals. #OceanConservation #Gratitude

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

We recently responded to a heartbreaking #dolphin entanglement. We are very grateful to our local community, @SeaWorld , and @NOAA for their assistance. You can help tackle this growing problem by #recycling fishing line and reporting entangled dolphins to @MyFWC: 1-888-404-FWCC.

[White Sharks Global @WhiteSharksGlob]

Emily Spurgeon @Emily_Spurgeon presents ‘The influence of micro-scale thermal habitat on the movements of juvenile white sharks in their Southern California aggregation sites’ #WhiteSharksGlobal2023

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

How would you release 2,000+ fish from our raceway pens to the ocean? Our staff has worked carefully to engineer a system allowing efficient fish release with safety and stress minimization in mind.
#WhiteSeabass #SustainableSeafood #Aquaculture

[Danielle Haulsee @DogSandFishGirl]

Need a craft this holiday season? Why not support a jawesome organization and get crafty at the same time!

[Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS) @MISS_Elasmo]

Feeling crafty AND love sharks? Join us for a unique virtual sharks-and-crafts event, Crochet a Shark! Sign up by November 10th in order to get crochet supplies & patterns mailed to you.
Unleash your sharky creativity & get your tickets today: https://t.co/xIe2BjFpPq

[ICES @ICESmarine]

💎 Hidden Gems interview from #IJMS 📚

Join us as we revisit Atlantic sturgeon distribution & the reliability of species distribution models.

📄 Read the paper ➡️ https://t.co/pie5bbYz0L.

Watch the interview ➡️ https://t.co/dvKfeXh86a

@ouplifesciences

[Danielle Haulsee @DogSandFishGirl]

Tune in to hear from our real-life heroes!

@Hubbs_MMRR

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

This Week: Our Dolphin Deep Dive Instagram Live has been rescheduled for THIS Friday, October 27th at 9 AM PST & noon EST! Join HSWRI Researchers Wendy Noke & Teresa Jablonski as they share their over 20 years of field experience with us.

[Danielle Haulsee @DogSandFishGirl]

Why did the fisherman want to go fishing in Southern California? 🎣

Just for the halibut.🐟

#TeamFish #Fish

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

Let's check in on our California halibut! 1st we lower the water and carefully guide the fish into a sling. Next, we identify fish from their tag & measure length & weight to assess growth over the year. Finally, our veterinarian assesses the fish for any health issues.

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

Let's check in on our California halibut! 1st we lower the water and carefully guide the fish into a sling. Next, we identify fish from their tag & measure length & weight to assess growth over the year. Finally, our veterinarian assesses the fish for any health issues.

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

This month, we are assessing our broodstock populations. Up first our F1 California Yellowtail. We record length and weight & assess the overall health of each fish. For all of our broodstock populations, we determine the sex of each individual using cannulation. Seen here.

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

We measure our juvenile California halibut in our thermal rearing system w/ temps from 15C/59F - 23C/73F to monitor growth and sex ratios when halibut. Why? To understand how things like climate change may influence this species. #Aquaculture #MarineScience #ClimateChange

[Danielle Haulsee @DogSandFishGirl]

Baby Scallops!

#aquaculture #fisheries #stem #marinebiology #research

[Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute @HubbsResearch]

These Pacific calico scallops are ~2.5 months post-hatch. These larval scallops vary in size, but most are ~10mm. You can see they already resemble their more mature relatives. These scallops have settled and will continue to feast on microalgae as they grow larger and larger!

[Global Change Research Group @pinskylab]

Interested in dynamic species distributions? Want a beautiful place to live and like data science, ecological process, and population models? Check out the #postdoc we have open at UC Santa Cruz: https://t.co/Sgw84TCpbB

Please RT and share widely.