In order to implement, manage & enforce successful Marine Protected Areas we must first ID 'hotspots' of marine mammals.A number of databases & more than 25,000 sightings in Ireland’s EEZ were utilised to produce these maps! https://t.co/QzKPzXlfei
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Sperm whales are one of the most abundant great whale species in the deep waters of offshore Ireland, according to our new study.
The study was recently published in the Journal of Cetacean Research and Management https://t.co/ZGBqoiD4Ge
Today is #WomenInScienceDay and today and everyday we want to acknowledge all of the incredible women behind the work we do.. There's too many to name so below is just a snapshot #WomenInSTEM#WomenScienceDay#MMO
Our paper is out! 88% reduction in baleen whale sightings and 53% reduction in toothed whale sightings in the presence of seismic surveys. Analysis accounted for a range of variables across a large area of the NW Atlantic.
https://t.co/4MKeMY9X5G @ailbhesk @uccBEES @MaREIcentre
Minister of State for Rural Affairs and Natural Resources @SeanCanney launched the ObSERVE Programme findings in @GMITOfficial today.
The ObSERVE reports are available at
https://t.co/wYAUt4svw6
New paper published from the ObSERVE-Acoustic project. First confirmed sightings of #Sowerby's #beaked#whale with calves in the Northeast Atlantic.
https://t.co/KNijZir9Bs
IWDG Dolphins on the Bay events in Galway start this Saturday. These events are free and open to members of the public and include a talk on whale and dolphin strandings and a demonstration on what action to take and who to contact. https://t.co/5cQZYcmaiA
Calling all IWDG Galway members! A new IWDG local group has been established in Galway to promote the monitoring of whales & dolphins in the area and for members to get more involved in local activities. Check out our FB page for more details: https://t.co/Oxi1N6si2A