The sequential depletion and targeting of smaller and smaller whales over time: blue, fin, sei, minke whales... as catches and search effort expanded
Visualization in Battle et al. 2023
https://t.co/kDkw4oObEw
We are pleased to announce that @UW graduate students Zoe Rand and Anna Simeon have been selected for the 2023
@NOAAFisheries–@SeaGrant Joint Fellowship in population and ecosystem dynamics. Congrats Zoe and Anna! 🥳🎉
Read more: https://t.co/xBkJDvrdiL
Meet the 8 recipients of the 2023 NMFS-Sea Grant #Fellowship!
Sea Grant and @NOAAFisheries have collaborated for over 20 years to train the next generation of #fisheries#management experts.
Learn more about the #fellowship: https://t.co/3Jp4vIVPx8
I've been helping two computer scientists (Ameya & Leilani) develop a very cool visualization tool for the IWC catch database called WhaleVis. Here is a poster on our work so far, and a link to the visualization: https://t.co/u1Onj8GHga
I'm looking for a grad student for 2023 to work on management strategy evaluations for herring in Prince William Sound. Ideal applicants would have strengths in math/stats/coding plus fisheries/ecology. $2500-2900/mo stipend+benefits
https://t.co/x2juPRZXW4
PIs are like “I have the worst memory” one second, and then “oh don’t you remember Figure 2, panel C and [insert obscure factoid] in the September 2005 paper from Buchanan in the Abel lab?” the next 🙄
Extremely rare sighting of cow-calf pair of Antarctic blue whales off the west coast of South Africa... only the fourth confirmed sighting since the 1960s
Paper by @MduBeernong and colleagues
https://t.co/dLqzD2mUxl
Have plans this Friday lunchtime? If not, check out the next 📈Quantitative Seminar held at #UWSAFS.
@ZoeRand from @UW_QERM is discussing movement rates of Antarctic blue whales 🐋from historical data using Bayesian models.
Join in person or online!
↪️ https://t.co/MxSiagpBLM
Did you miss today's #UWSAFS Quantitative Seminar? Watch it here!⤵️
Dr Susanne McDermott - @NOAAFisheriesAK & Dr Julie Nielsen - Kingfisher Marine Research, discussed examining distributional shifts of Pacific 🐟cod in Alaska with Satellite popup tags.
https://t.co/TL8fSRNCF8
🎤This time next week we’ll be starting the lunchtime Quantitative Seminars at #UWSAFS.
From monitoring 🐦seabirds, 🐋blue whales and 🦇bats to discussing cannibalism in Pacific hake🐟, #research experts join us to share their insights.
Register here ➡️https://t.co/VQ0tENPe0i
Kept my promise to @MklJMoore at #SMM2022 to buy his book when I got home and put the super cool bookplate he signed inside of it. I'm so excited to read it!
Proof that @Eva_MariaB and @LRClance and I did more at #SMM2022 than stand under whales to take pictures and, in fact, listened to so many amazing presentations about innovative and interesting research:
Last chance to come talk to me at #SMM2022 in person about how duty cycles affect the information available in PAM data, tonight from 6-7:30 pm. Online folks, check out the poster on the online platform and feel free to send questions in the comments.
#SMM2022 has been a great opportunity to reconnect with folks we haven’t seen in person since March 2020, including a little mini #MSc_MMS_St_A 2020
cohort reunion with @Eva_MariaB . And of course we had to take silly pics with the humpback whale.
@_SMRU_
'If an intelligent high school student can't understand what you are talking about, the student isn't the problem.'
Michael A Castellini, pressuring those at #smm2022 to use clear language, and talk to the public about our research. It is the only way to get everyone excited.