by crabman | Dec 10, 2025 | SEA Publications
Learn how multiple stressors like entanglement, lack of pray availability, and vessel strikes have on the endangered North Atlantic right whale. This new published article from The Ecological Society of America looks at lessons learned and ways forward. Click HERE to...
by crabman | Jul 22, 2025 | SEA Publications
SEA’s senior scientist Dr. Rob Schick and collaborators just published a new paper in The Journal of the American Statistical Association, Analyzing Whale Calling Through Hawkes Process Modeling. Learn how these scientists determine how endangered North Atlantic...
by crabman | Jul 17, 2025 | SEA News
The ATLANTIC BRS TEAM is busy this week conducting experiments with the U.S Navy off the coast of North Carolina. Eight beaked whales have already been tagged this week. Follow this exciting project HERE on the Duke University Marine Lab Blog.
by crabman | Jul 3, 2025 | SEA News, SEA Publications
Just published! After over 20 years post-data collection, important work is available for all on the measurements of TTS from anthropogenic airborne noise in seals. You can read the whole JASA article by clicking HERE.
by crabman | Jul 1, 2025 | SEA News
SEA’s Brandon Southall proudly presented the results of the first-ever study on how the largest species of endangered whales (blue and fin) respond to the use of low frequency seismic imaging technologies. This week the 7th International Conference on the...
