Join others who love the Salish Sea for a journey of learning. This 5 session course - The Wonders of the Salish Sea - starts April 4. This annual event has moved online - an opportunity for anyone to learn from the comfort of home. #SalishSea https://t.co/QpAfmzOyzA
We're sponsoring up to 10 grad student science writers to report on findings from the 2022 Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference. Here's your chance to get a paid clip in our magazine Salish Sea Currents. https://t.co/f4jG3y1Wm4
Puget Sound fact of the day: Because of its glacial origins the Sound is deep, averaging 70 m, compared to an average of just 6 m for the shallow, muddy Chesapeake. Read more in the #PugetSoundFactbook at https://t.co/RandPVjtqy
Ketos v2.4 - a python package for developing deep learning models to solve detection and classification tasks in underwater acoustics - has been added to @ComputeCanada!
Check it out here:
➡️https://t.co/T7CHxqkHgS
Looking forward to listening live to #ultrasonic marine creatures within the @OrcasoundApp ... this is an inspiring story of high-frequency terrestrial mammal recordings. https://t.co/xVov6SXku6
The 181st Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America will be 29 November through 3 December 2021 in Seattle, Washington. Check out the special sessions and submit an abstract by 9 August 2021. See the complete announcement here: https://t.co/ePY0TrsL3w
#ASA181
Bravo to @GatoVerde360 for upgrading the pioneering electric propulsion system on the sailing catamaran that supported so many Beam Reach student research projects by enabling us to listen for #orcas while moving with them! https://t.co/gPQHQcmtBb
You heard of whale watching, but whale listening? @OrcasoundApp uses hydrophones and tech to listen to these amazing and critically endangered creatures. You can be part of their amazing work. Join the conservation efforts here: https://t.co/ZemKlCvnAo
#orca#volunteer#hackathon
What this 6-min video of exciting new #hydrophone deployments up in British Columbia -- https://t.co/xsgehS0bMD
Bravo to our colleagues up north! @bcwhales_org @orcalabbc @SIMRES
Can miniaturised tech help us make #tech4wildlife less invasive and easier to use? Check out this incredible news from @UW about their new #sensors that are small enough to be remotely deployed in hard-to-reach environments by a moth!
https://t.co/jp2Wsko1aU
Excited that @maritime_blue will run the Maritime Blue Accelerator again in 2021! Here's a @PortofSeattle post about how it benefited us in 2020, as well as #whale#conservation through cooperative partnerships like the @OrcasoundApp.
https://t.co/FylyhpATkD
We @Raincoast relieved that CEAA found significant adverse & cumulative effects to endangered #SRKW & Fraser Chinook from Terminal 2 expansion, but why is hatchery production seen as a solution? When do we abandon this profound failure of an approach https://t.co/h0JwbjCI5m
Are orcas (likely Bigg's mammal-eating killer whales) foraging deeper than normal in urban estuaries of the #SalishSea due to lessened vessel impacts due to #covid19? Here's a rare sighting that suggests "yes!"
Apparently the natural world likes the economic slow down. Saw a pod of four Orca whales in Indian Arm yesterday. First time in my 59 years I have seen whales this far up the Arm. #northvan