SEA Senior Scientist, John Durban, featured in Seattle Times!
Newest member of SEA and senior scientist, Dr. John Durban, has a recent article featured in the Seattle Times John leads a ground-breaking study using aerial photos taken from drones. This footage demonstrates the connection between local killer whale health...
SEA Scientists Present Science and Conservation at World Marine Mammal Conference
SEA is very proud to be represented to the global marine mammal community by over half of our scientists at the 2019 World Marine Mammal Conference being held this week in Barcelona, Spain. Our SEA colleagues were collectively involved in nearly 50 formal...
Dr. Hugh Southall Honored on Veteran’s Day
Dr. Hugh Southall was honored today in recognition of his many years of service to the United States Air Force. Dr. Southall served as an electrical engineer working on many different radar and guidance systems that had wide-ranging military and commercial...
Successful First Phase of Tagless BPRS Wraps Up
Our research team collaborating on a Behavioral and Physiological Response Study (BPRS) using integrated methods of monitoring the behavior and potential responses of groups of different dolphin species wrapped up yesterday with several final successes. We...
Tagless Behavioral and Physiological Response Study (BPRS) Kicks Off in Channel Islands
Our research team working on the tagless behavioral and physiological response study (BPRS) in the Channel Islands off southern California kicked off our fall 2019 field effort this week. It has been a fantastic and productive start to this research collaboration with...