Urgent International Call for Action to Reduce Human Noise in the Ocean

Vilanova i la Geltrú, Spain

From 22-26 May 2023, international experts including regulators, industry representatives, researchers, and NGOs, convened in Vilanova i la Geltrú, Spain to develop effective noise reduction strategies for the worlds’ oceans.

Click HERE to learn more about the Global Alliance for Managing Ocean Noise (GAMeON) and how they are advancing these same goals.

 

Animal Conservation Publishes Article on the effects of Sonar on Blue Whales

Lead author Enrico Pirotta, SEA’s Brandon and Ari, and many other friends and colleagues discuss the ways in which Navy sonar affects individuals and populations of blue whale. Read this article by clicking here!

It's GAMeON time!

That’s right! It IS GAMeON time. Learn more about this exciting workshop hosted by Duke University’s Global Alliance for Managing Ocean Noise by clicking here

SEA lead research scientist shares group delphinid behavior after experiments involving noise exposure

Dr. John Durban leads a new research method on collecting data on group delphinid behavior after noise exposure in the open ocean. SEA is proud of this new paper of John’s and excited to share it here with you all.

For more information and to read this publication, visit our blog post by clicking here!

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