Eight-Year Animal Behavior Study on Male Northern Eseal Ontogeny is Published
Read a new paper just published by SEA post-doc, Caroline Casey, about male northern elephant seal ontogeny. She conducted an eight-year study with animals living on the Ano Nuevo breeding rookery. Find out if male elephant seals change their vocal displays, home...
USS Cole Participates in SEA-DUKE Marine Mammal Study
Southall Environmental Associates is working with colleagues from the Duke University Marine Laboratory on the Atlantic Behavioral Response study <click here for more information>. We recently coordinated with the US Navy destroyer USS COLE in conducting some...
John Durban’s Newest Research Article is Available: Bottlenose Dolphin Abundance
SEA's senior scientist, Dr. John Durban, publishes a new article in Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. This new study applies Bayesian multi-site mark-recapture abundance estimation to the monitoring of a highly mobile coastal...
Southall Father-Son Team-Up: A New Publication on Underwater Ambient Noise
SEA president and senior scientist, Dr. Brandon Southall, teams up with SEA associate scientist and father, Dr. Hugh Southall. A new publication on underwater ambient noise conditions between St. Lawrence Island and the Bering Strait is now available.
Two New Papers Submitted By SEA Senior Scientist, John Durban
The team from SR3/SEA pilot a remotely-controlled hexacopter through the blow of a gray whale to non-invasively collect a sample of blow exhalate. These samples will be analyzed to describe respiratory microbiome and hormone levels, to assess the health consequences...